Resignation of KU Hospital Chief Sparks Turbulent Battle
Editorial notes Cumming will resign as president and CEO of KU Hospital after leading since 1996. The piece cites abuse from KU Medical Center leaders and Gov. Sebelius, rising tensions over a planned affiliation with St. Luke's, and a contested severance package voted 8-3 against by Hemenway, Atkinson, and Lariviere. It warns of potential staff departures and calls for a strong, independent successor.
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Rene Cumming
Kansas University Hospital
KU Medical Center
Barbara Atkinson
Robert Hemenway
Kathleen Sebelius
Cumming
Kansas City
EU Medical School
Irv Hockaday
Bill Hall
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hemenway
Atkinson
Stowers Institute
St. Luke’s
KU Hospital
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Medical
Kansas City Community Foundation
Kansas City Life Sciences Group
Kansas City Civic Council
St. Luke's
Stowers
Washington University
St. Louis
Richard Lariviere
Hospital
Lariviere
Hall
Hockaday
Sebelius
State of Kansas
Imess
39Th Street
Rainbow Boulevard
Lawrence
Thompson as GOP favorite risk for 2008 race
The piece notes buyer's remorse in the 2008 GOP field and outlines Fred Thompson's potential to unify conservatives, attract independents, and challenge Giuliani or McCain. It highlights his conservative record, Reaganesque charisma, media appeal, and possible Senate-to-White House trajectory.
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U.S
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Dale
Rudy Giuliani
John McCain
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
American Conservative Union
Americans For Democratic Action
GOP
New York
Giuliani
Sen. McCain
Arizona
New York Times
CBS News
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Law and Order
McCain
ABC Radio
Paul Harvey
George W. Bush
Wall Street
Peter A. Brown
Quinnipiac University Polling Institute
The
Orlando Sentinel
Transcript of Guantanamo hearing crowns KSM as war ally
Rosa Brooks analyzes Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's March 10 testimony claiming blame for the 9/11 attacks and dozens of plots. The piece criticizes the Bush administration's war on terror framing, arguing it empowered al Qaida and blurred lines between combatant and criminal. Brooks contends KSM's rhetoric exploited wartime language, while urging genuine accountability and lawful handling of terrorism cases.
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Pentagon
Guantanamo
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
KSM
Daniel Pearl
KLM
Bush Administration
al-Qaida
United States
America
World Trade Center
Bush
Human Rights Watch
John Sifton
al- Qaida
George Washington
Rosa Brooks
Georgetown University Law Center
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