Kansas lawmakers push to add names to White House monument
U S Senator Roger Marshall joined Kansas colleagues in pressuring Congress to add more than 631 names to the 1st Division Infantry Monument near the White House. The unveiled list honors Big Red One soldiers killed in Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom and New Dawn. Fatima Jaghoori, widow of Zachary Hargrove, attended Memorial Day events and praised the ceremony honoring fallen servicemembers.
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School Open Up curriculum seeks funds for math kits
The district considers spending about 228000 from instructional resources for math center kits manuals and workbooks with a 485000 balance to be used in 2025 2026. The 6 p m board meeting today at district headquarters 110 McDonald Drive is livestreamed on YouTube. Residents may sign up to speak by emailing PublicComment usd497.org by 6 p.m. today and join in person or via Webex.
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Publisher Jones Pat O'Connor Quotes on Talent and Pride
Jones Pat O'Connor described Jones as highly talented yet intolerant of pretension, warning that those who overstate themselves would face consequences. Jones, author of A Strang er Abroad, noted Indy comparisons in the 1980s and later lectures at Oxford. He married twice, then with actress Karla Burns until her death in 2021, and is survived by his children, sister, and numerous grandchildren.
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