Taliban strike kills 66 recruits in Pakistan attack
The Taliban claim responsibility for a deadly double attack that killed 66 para military police recruits, the worst Pakistani terror assault since Osama bin Laden's death. It signals militants intent to keep fighting and avenge bin Laden as both Afghan and Pakistani Taliban seek to bolster their power amid peace talks.
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Gadhafi claims he lives in a place “you can't get to”
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi taunted NATO saying he is alive after airstrikes and a tripoli compound attack. He spoke in a brief Libyan TV recording claiming to “live in a place where you can't get to and kill me” and “in the hearts of millions.”
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Mubarak's Wife Hospitalized After Detention Order
Suzanne Mubarak, wife of Hosni Mubarak, was admitted to the intensive care unit with a heart condition after learning of her detention on corruption allegations. The 70-year-old former first lady was questioned for the first time since being accused of profiting from her husband's position, and her husband was also hospitalized in the Red Sea resort city.
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Haskell Indian College Class of 2011 grads celebrate dreams
Brandon Bandy and 175 graduates in American Indian studies at Haskell Indian Coffin Complex celebrate commencement. Bandy plans for graduate school and work with the Quapaw tribe as others pursue Marine Corps service teaching or roles in social welfare and public health. Keith Moore addresses the ceremony urging graduates forward.
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Recycling event lets Lawrence residents drop off electronics
Lawrence residents can drive to Free State High School or Douglas County Bank downtown to drop off unwanted electronics for recycling. City official urges reducing and reusing where possible before recycling, noting items may be reused or donated if still functional and usable. Goodwill accepts gently used TVs, stereos, computers, monitors, and printers at 2200 W 311st St, offering free recycling for unusable TVs and computers.
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SATURDAY COLUMN Issues at Kansas University medical school shouldn't be ignored
The piece reviews morale problems at Kansas University School of Medicine led by Executive Vice Chancellor and Dean Barbara Atkinson. It cites letters and memos from faculty and postdocs, the firing of Curtis Klaassen, and resignations on the promotions and tenure committee. Calls emerge for action by Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little, the Kansas Board of Regents, or Gov. Brownback to restore leadership and credibility amid NCI designation concerns.
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