Kansas Health Officials Question PolyHeme Use
Kansas health officials consider PolyHeme artificial blood as hospitals test the product. Dr. Michael Moncure of the University of Kansas Hospital cites cost and safety as factors. Red Cross officials warn the substance only offers short term oxygen carrying support and not a true blood replacement.
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Michael Moncure
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Moncure
Fucci
Bree Cox
American Red Cross Central Plains Region Blood Services
Cox
Northfield Laboratories
Red Cross
Blood Centers of America
Loyola University Medical Center
Maywood
University of Texas Medical School
Houston
Regional Medical Center
Memphis
Tenn
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Food and Drug Administration
Lansing museum seeks permission to display gallows from In Cold Blood case
Lansing Historical Society requests lawmakers allow bringing the gallows from the Kansas State Prison to the Lansing museum. The display would cover prison history and local history, with plans to list all those hanged, while critics fear it could exploit the Clutter killings chronicled by Capote.
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Lansing
Truman Capote
Lansing Historical Society
Department of Corrections
Kansas State Historical Society
Topeka
Bob Keckeisen
Tor
Capote
Dick Hickock
Perry Smith
Holcomb
Garden City
Smith
Hickock
Kansas State Prison
Linda Lockwood
Mike Neve
Neve
Lansing Correctional Facility
Sykes keeps Hays call center open beyond March 22
Sykes Enterprises will keep its Hays Oklahoma call center operating past the planned March 22 closing date due to increased call volume. The Tampa based firm had announced closures earlier and has also told Ada Oklahoma staff it will retain another center, with 370 workers employed in Hays last summer.
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Hays
Sykes Enterprises
Tampa
Sykes
Andrea Burnett
Ada
Okla
Burnett
Ellis County
Brown speaks on human family at Brown v. Board conference
Tony Brown reflects on being part of a shared human family amid the Brown v. Beard case. He credits mentors including Martin Luther King Jr. for shaping his view, praising King as a savior who sacrificed for others. Local attendees in Lawrence, Daphne Payne and Marshall Jackson, respond positively to his dynamic presentation.
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Martin Luther King Jr
King
Brown v. Beard
Tony Brown
Daphne Payne
Lawrence
Payne
Marshall Jackson
Legacies and Unfinished Business of Brown v Board in KU Series
Kansas University hosts a multi day conference on Brown v Board with free public talks at Woodruff Auditorium. Highlights include Lani Guinier on The Legacies of Race and Law in the United States, Julianne Malveaux on The Economics of Brown v Board, and Ted Shaw on Brown v Board Origins and Legacies. Tickets required for all events.
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Linda Brown
Sumner
Topeka
Smith
Brown v. Board of Education
USS. Supreme Court
Kansas University
Brown v. Board of Education of
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Harvard University
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Brown v. Board
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Brown v. Board Origins and Legacies
Ted Shaw
The
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Kansas Union
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