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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

12 Jun 2003

Page 7

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Lawrence Journal World

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Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2003

Page

7

Consolidation urged as tool for school improvement in Kansas

Kansas State Board of Education members say consolidation could boost leadership and student achievement, not just cut costs, if paired with strong leadership and high expectations. Alexa Pochowski tied improvement threads to leadership focus and professional development, urging administrators to drive learning daily and set clear goals under No Child Left Behind.

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Topeka Kansas State Board of Education Kansas Steve Abrams Abrams Arkansas City Alexa Pochowski Learning Services Pochowski Kathleen Sebelius Sue Gamble Shawnee Bill Wagnon
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Kansas urges steps to curb hantavirus spread in state

State health officials warn hantavirus can be deadly and spread via infected mice. Deputy epidemiologist Gail Hansen urged avoidance of rodent-infested areas and wet cleaning with a bleach solution. symptoms include fever fatigue and breathing difficulty, with onset two to five weeks after exposure.

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Dopce City Kansas Jeff Mills Morton County Hansen Kansas ‘Department’ of Health and Environment
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Musk thistle invades Kansas amid spring rains

In Kansas musk thistle, a noxious weed first recorded in 1932, blossoms tall due to wet weather. Ford County official cites plants 4 to 5 feet tall while Reno County reports up to 8-foot specimens and 150 locations. Weed directors warn owners to eradicate or face removal by county crews.

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Hutchinson Kansas Jeff Stout Ford County Stout Jay Burns Reno Burns
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