Regents push for 7 percent faculty pay rise for KU, KSU
Kansas Board of Regents signals willingness to ask for a 7.0 percent FY 2000 faculty salary increase, with 3.6 percent base pay and a merit pool. Budget director warns the target may be ambitious amid no windfall and possible highway costs. Regents must lead in advocating higher pay to keep top faculty in Kansas.
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Halting Nuclear Proliferation Must Be Top Policy Priority
David Broder argues the Indian nuclear tests revive a Cold War fear and demand that the United States elevate halting the spread of weapons to the top of foreign policy. He warns that complacency, NATO debates, and sanctions are insufficient without a clear, sustained strategy to curb proliferation and deter new nuclear powers.
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Changing Words or Changing Hearts in Bulworth
Leonard Pitts argues the film Bulworth exposes the hollowness of political speech and the New Word Order. He contends society overemphasizes wording over intent while urging genuine heart change over mere language edits.
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Periodical postage notice from Lawrence paper
The item notes USPS periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and lists affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press as member organizations for the publication.
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Reader letter disputes odds reports seeks truth in advertising
A reader questions lottery odds reporting and asks for data on dog bites, fatal bed falls, and lightning injuries, seeking clearer odds coverage. The letter also lauds Benjamin Netanyahu as a role model and urges media fairness, ending with submission details for The Journal-World letters policy.
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Nixon sale of San Clemente property sparks resigning talk
President Nixon reportedly sold much of his San Clemente estate to businessman Robert Abianalp for about 1.2 million dollars, fueling speculation he may resign. Full production is running at a new Hallmark Cards plant with about 800 employees specializing in ribbon and greeting cards.
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