War of Kosovo Yugoslavia Dilemmas and US Role
Saturday Column by Dolph C Simons Jr weighs how long the Kosovo Yugoslavia campaign will last and whether airstrikes alone can compel Milosevic. It contrasts likely ground action, casualty risks, and the political need to balance American interests, civilian harm, and wartime authority amid NATO and Clinton policy questions. It also questions the role of external negotiators and long term occupation implications.
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Haskell leader presides at graduation with honors
Haskell Indian Nations University President Bob Martin and wife Luci Tapahonso addressed 120 graduates in a ceremony held indoors at Coffin Sports Complex due to rain. Martin urged excellence and peaceful leadership. Tapahonso praised the graduates as the heartbeat of a new century. Bill Koch received an honorary degree as dignitaries watched a drums procession and a pow wow followed downtown parade today.
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University
Anadarko
Okla
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Guzman
Fort Hall Idaho
Mateo Estigay Jr
Regents Pace Urged To Name New Board Members
Bill Graves is urged by the higher education transition team led by Bill Docking to appoint members of Kansas new State Board of Regents before the June 24 meeting. The nine member panel will regulate all postsecondary education as Senate Bill 345 abolishes the old board and moves oversight of 19 community colleges and 11 vocational schools to the new regents.
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State Board of Regents
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Mike Matson
Kansas
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Regents
Duane Goossen
Ottawa hospital keeps Medicare funding after HCFA review
HCFA lifted the Ottawa hospital’s immediate jeopardy status following April 30 state investigations. KDHE found no deficiency then, while a later KDHE review noted three minor issues to fix within 90 days. Hospital administrator Bob Bregant said the agency’s approval allows focus on patient care and stronger systems.
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