Wescoe Led KU Through Turbulent Era as Chancellor and Dean
Wescoe born 1920 in Allentown rose to become KU medical dean at 32 and chancellor from 1960 to 1969. He later led Sterling Drug Inc as vice president and CEO, served on NYSE and Mayo Clinic boards, and helped KU expand with new buildings and a major private campaign. He faced Civil Rights protests and antiwar unrest, guiding gradual change before retiring to Minnesota and then Kansas City area. Memorial service set for March at Spencer Museum of Art.
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Bill seeks promotion of wildlife and parks and Game
Tyson pushes a bill to move the parks division to the Kansas Department of Commerce. It aims to let fish and game focus on hunting and fishing growth while parks maintain facilities and access. Hayden warns against splitting lands and notes funding and licensing hurdles for deer hunting.
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Seuss Birthday Celebrations Highlight Centenary Events
The Seuss centennial spurs multiple Kansas events. Sixty local seniors will read to elementary students. State Rep Tom Holland will read at Broken Arrow School. Prairie Park, Hillcrest, Woodlawn, Cordley and Kennedy host visits. Lawrence Public Library runs two Dr. Seuss storytimes. New York School and after school programs join in Thursday programs.
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Supreme Court to hear questions on rights warnings and death penalty cases
The Supreme Court Monday examined several issues including whether police must warn youths before questioning, whether prisons may separate inmates by race for safety, and rules for defense lawyers in death penalty cases. It also avoided a California gay adoption dispute and declined to reinstate a suit over asset freezes on a Muslim charity. Sierra Club asks Justice Scalia to recuse.
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