Budget warning clouds Kansas higher education plan
Budget Director Duane Goossen warned Kansas Board of Regents officials that anticipated funding for state universities may be at risk amid tax cuts and a tight general fund. The plan promised $8.4 million in FY 2001 and $5.6 million in FY 2002 for faculty salaries, but overall funding pressures could force cuts in other areas even if the $8.4 million is delivered. The Regents approved a budget blueprint seeking 8.5 percent salary increases for unclassified staff, 3.5 percent operating funds, and library funding, financed partly by a new student fee.
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Powell Leads Nationwide Youth Promise Initiative
Retired general Colin Powell champions Americas Promise to keep 15 million youths on track by guaranteeing five essentials: caring adult, safe activity space, healthy start, marketable skills, and community service. His effort engages 50 staff with a $6 million private budget, inspiring support from leaders like Steve Case and Harris Wofford, and a nationwide directory of programs offering guided involvement.
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Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
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National Press Club
Steve Case
America Online
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National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Michelle Engler
Michigan
Sharon Sayles Belton
Minneapolis
Harris Wofford
Corporation For National Service
Wofford
San Diego
Volunteer Action Center
Wood County
W.va
Jennifer Keup
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Who are these children They are tomorrow
Leonard Pitts argues that the Conyers high school shooting reflects a broader pattern of child entitlement and lax accountability. He blames easy excuses, fragile self esteem, and parental leniency for producing youths unprepared to face life’s hardships. He urges tougher guidance from adults to raise resilient, responsible tomorrow.
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Journal World Postmaster Address Notice
Journal-World requests address changes be sent to P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 US. Postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and the paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.
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Evolution debate and prom night letters in local forum
Readers comment on the Scopes trial legacy and a 1999 Kansas school board dispute over teaching evolution. A Baldwin High prom night note thanks Lawrence merchants for supporting a 200+ attendee event at Royal Crest Lanes and details letters submission guidelines for The Journal World.
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Dayton
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Rachel Robson
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Ninth
Iowa
Lawrence
David Moreau
Lawrence Memorial Hospital to raise room charges
Lawrence Memorial Hospital trustees approved increases for room charges from 20 to 43 percent effective June 1. Administrator Donald W. Masor, 40, resigned amid reported board friction and will leave for a hospital job in Colorado. An 1899 Lawrence World editorial applauded Mayor Gould for delaying a rushed paving ordinance and urged careful review by the two week committee before continuing work.
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