Kansas water plan urged with caution on dredging proposal
Gov. Sam Brownback backs a 50 year vision for Kansas water supplies, urging timely draft by Nov 1 2014. He warns water and economy are linked, but criticizes the plan to dredge reservoirs as lacking stakeholder involvement and potentially costing billions. The Army Corps redirected John Redmond water, underscoring the need for inclusive deliberation.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas Water Office
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Kansas Water Authority
Kansas Departments of Health and Environment and Wildlife, Parks and Tourism
Council of Economic Advisors
Ogallala
Brownback Administration
John Redmond
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers
Return to Iraq Could Benefit U S Policy
The article argues that renewed U S engagement with Iraq, led by stronger diplomacy and security assistance, could curb al Qaida in Iraq and Syria, support political compromise, and build a durable U S Iraq partnership despite war fatigue. It highlights past missteps and calls for intensified, coordinated efforts from Kerry and the White House.
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White House
Barack Obama
Iraq
al-Maliki
al-Qaida
Obama
Syria
Europe
Russia
Middle East
Mediterranean
Gulf
Turkey
Caucasus
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Michael Knights
Washington Institute For
Crocker
al- Qaida
Kerry
al- Maliki
America
Knights
United States
Jayhawks Triumph Over Kansas State In 30-12 Win
Kansas University fans celebrate a 30-12 victory over Kansas State University. Gov. Mike Hayden presents the Governor's Cup to KU Coach Glen Mason. Fiona Carswell, a Lawrence sixth grader, is one of four Kansas winners in Wheaties Be A Champion essay contest. Lawrence Public Works Director George Williams to study Kansas River bridge pattern. possible two-lane bridges discussed to replace a four-lane crossing.
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Jayhawks
Kansas State University
Mike Hayden
Journal-World Today
Glen Mason
Lawrence
Fiona Carswell
Fiona
St. John’s Catholic School
Kansas
Lawrence Public Works
George Williams
Kansas River
Jack Rose
Massachusetts Street
Massachusetts
Tennessee Street
Concern for Afghan women after US withdrawal
Cal Thomas argues Afghanistan must safeguard women’s rights as American troops depart. He cites constitutional protections, fears a Taliban rollback, and notes Leno and FMF efforts to aid women through scholarships and training. He warns against betraying gains in literacy and legal protections.
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Afghanistan
Taliban
Mavis Leno
Jay Leno
Feminist Majority Foundation
FMF
Leno
U.S
Lena
America
United Nations Entity For Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
United States
Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Services
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