Kansas Regents face tuition dilemma over funding aims
Editorials urge caution as Kansas University residents face a 25.2 percent fall semester rise to 1460 on 1166. about 20 percent of the revenue would fund extra financial aid while other funds support facilities and technology. Regents insist money funds enhancements not deficits.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Regents
Kansas Regents University
Robert Hemenway
Moratorium on dissent fades for Bush war policy
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes the nine month moratorium on dissent over the war on terror is ending as Iowa and other states hear questions about civil liberties and costs. Dean supporters debate terrorism strategy while critics urge new approaches.
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Vermont
Howard Dean
Country Kitchen
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Vi Neil
Dave Neil
United Auto Workers
Osama bin Laden
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United States
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Wis
Lansing
Mich
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Lyndon Johnson
PBS
Washington
Oakland
Jerry Brown
John Ashcroft
Kathy Herman
Texas
Yasser Arafat
Middle East
House
Dick Gephardt
Saddam Hussein
New Hampshire
Eugene McCarthy
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Picnic atmosphere at LMH nurses event amid flood threats
Old Hometown recalls Mary Dunden Lawrence Memorial Hospital superintendent and Hilda Berg hosting LMH nurses for a picnic supper as Kansas River flood waters recede for now. Officials caution heavy upstream rains could bring new challenges. June 30, 1902 Journal notes preparations for Fourth of July by the Elks club with park access open and free shows expected at South Park.
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Mary Dunden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hilda Berg
LMH
Kansas
Lawrence Journal
Elks Club
The
Journal
South Park
Watkins Community Museum
Public Forum Calls for Funding Early Learning Programs
Lawrence reader Rich Minder argues in a public forum that Douglas County families spend about 20 million annually on early learning for 0-5 year olds including 12 000 yearly for two slots and 53 000 by kindergarten. He calls for community endowment and local taxes to finance quality early learning.
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Kansas University
Douglas County
Rich Minder
Lawrence
University appeal sparks call for dialogue with neighborhood
Candice Davis decries KU for appealing to the governor over the state historic preservation officer’s ruling on Ohio Street houses. She urges respectful, open dialogue and collaboration with the Lawrence community to balance university goals and neighborhood preservation.
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Kansas University
State Historic Preservation Officer
Ohio Street
Lawrence
Sion
Ramon Powers
Powers
Hemenway
Oread Neighborhood Assn
ONA
University
Candice Davis
Stranger’s aid on levee sparks quiet gratitude recall
Brenda Frankenfeld recounts a stroke of kindness when she collapsed while jogging near Johnny's Tavern on April 20. A stranger called 911 and provided aid while she lay unconscious, leaving her grateful to the unnamed helper and hoping to thank them in person.
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Johnny’s Tavern
Brenda Frankenfeld
Lawrence
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