T shirt vendors ride wave of KU run to Final Four
Local stores see strong demand as Kansas fans chase Sweet 16 shirts and ahead of a potential Final Four. Sun Creations and Prairie Graphics rush 15 000 shirts, with licensing and team names crucial. Vendors expect a surge if KU advances, likening it to an extra holiday for retailers.
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Governor honors Washington's coaching for KU women
The governor salutes Kathy Washington for building the Kansas, University women's basketball program into a Top 25 program. During her tenure KU women posted 560 victories, seven conference titles, six league tournament titles and 11 NCAA appearances, two Sweet 16 finishes. Washington earned three conference coach of the year awards and started KU's women's track program plus served as its first and only women's athletic director from 1973 to 1979. Rep Barbara Ballard praised Washington as one of the most wonderful women she has met.
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Interior Dept funds blocked by court ordered Internet shutdown
A federal judge ordered the Interior Department to disconnect its Internet access, halting roughly 90 million dollars a month in mineral payments to 36 states and delaying royalties for American Indian landowners. The action also affects 50,000 BIA students and 23 states. The department seeks an emergency order to resume online operations.
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Kansas debates speed limit on state highways to 75 mph
The House backs a 75 mph speed limit on state highways lacking medians or barriers, aiming to attract cross country traffic to Interstate 70. The Senate seeks a 5 mph buffer, creating a clash over how speeding tickets affect the record. Negotiations loom as governors and lawmakers weigh compromise.
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Psychotherapy aids hypochondria but limits seen
A Harvard Brigham and Women's Hospital study on 187 patients finds six therapy sessions reduced symptoms for 57 percent of completers after a year versus 32 percent in standard care. Many hypochondriacs refuse psychiatric help, demanding physical tests instead.
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Arthur Barsky
Harvard
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
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