Sharbat Gula Reemerges In Follow-Up National Geographic Photo
The 1985 National Geographic cover girl Sharbat Gula, now around 29 or 30, is photographed again by Steve McCurry. Her life remains hard, with marriage at 12 or 13, three daughters, and ongoing poverty. Funds are being raised to educate her children and others in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as her piercing eyes symbolize resilience and hope.
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Democrats face uncertainty in Congress amid reform gains
In Washington, Democratic leaders fear losing ground as they wrestle with a fragile one seat Senate majority and a bare House majority. The party debates strategy under President Bush, while Daschle and Gephardt face unity strains and potential presidential ambitions.
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Clinton Lake ready for full operation by 1980
Indications point to Clinton Lake becoming fully operational by summer 1980, creating a 23,000 acre recreation area drawing visitors from Kansas City and Topeka as well as locals. The 7000 acre lake at normal pool will tie to Clinton Parkway completing a $7 million link from Lawrence to the region. City officials review trash pickup, eyeing efficiency and possible private firm use after complaints. A Kansas University committee plans at least three hearings into possible racial discrimination in campus social living groups.
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Public Forum on City Hall Friendliness and Budget Flaws
David Holroyd critiques a city plan to study friendliness at City Hall, noting potential misusing of funds. He accuses officials of wasteful spending, rubber stamp approvals, and costing proposals at $25 while warning against election-time perks. He questions priorities and urges restraint.
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Black history in Lawrence sparked by personal memories
Debra Green writes to the Journal-World Public Forum urging recognition of Black history as integral to Lawrence history. She recalls Rebecca Harvey’s legacy, segregation-era barriers, and current Black educators at Lawrence High School, arguing racism shaped local history and calling for inclusive reflection.
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Journal-World
Clarifying LPN and RN Roles in Nursing Education
The March letter highlights that LPN training is under one year in vocational schools, while RNs undergo multi year university preparation. LPNs provide bedside support, freeing RNs for treatments and assessments. The Kansas Practice Act defines tasks and delegations, with RNs retaining responsibility for delegated duties.
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Kansas
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