Smithsonian gains new drive under Wayne Clough
Editorial notes Wayne Clough, 67, in his seventh month as Smithsonian chief executive, guiding 19 museums, nine research centers, and the National Zoo. He aims to revitalize the vast institution after a period of economic strain and controversy, focusing on the national mall as a priority and leveraging the Obama era to boost support and public interest. Clough emphasizes preserving and enhancing the Smithsonian as a national treasure through clear communication and strong governance.
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Old Hometown 25 Years Ago In Lawrence Journal
Lawrence attorney Jean Shepherd, 37, named associate district judge for Douglas County’s 7th Judicial District by Gov. Carlin, succeeding Mike Elwell and first woman judge.Polio vaccine program expands to second graders in three Kansas counties amid safety doubts. Also notes KU regents appointments by Gov. Stubbs and local public job successes. Kaw River duck camps signal banner hunting season as Lawrence authorities report Aunt Jane Williams guilty of liquor operations with 90 days jail and $300 fine.
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Congress must debate pact with Iraq
George Will argues that Congress must debate and decide on any U S agreement with Iraq that imposes commitments or risks affecting the nation, challenging executive overreach. He notes Clinton Obama Biden co sponsorships push for congressional approval and stresses constitutional balance between branches.
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Obama faces hurdle of rushing big policy plans
Washington sees a new Obama era of sweeping domestic bets in health care education and energy. Critics warn the pace risks mis‑timed implementation as career bureaucrats and politics collide. Experts note large bills and staffing gaps threaten delivery of promised reforms.
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