Waiting game delays for Kansas disability services list
Officials from the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services announced they have a revised list of people waiting for home and community based Medicaid services. Despite reducing the list, advocates say the pace remains too slow and could breach federal disability rights standards.
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CIA needs to fix Core Intelligence Mission After Petraeus
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius argues the CIA must return to its core intelligence gathering role after Petraeus era shifts toward paramilitary covert action. He notes Benghazi exposed gaps from overreliance on security teams and militias and urges restoring clandestine collection while accepting limited drone and covert operations. He advocates deep covering platforms to better conceal operatives and a Syrians trained team concept to counter Iranian forces alongside regional partners.
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Malala Miracle Tests Will of God Claims
Leonard Pitts Jr comments on Malala Yousafzai surviving a Taliban shooting, resisting claims that God wills such events. He notes miracles inspire action, criticizes those who declare divine will, cites Malala's honor and global campaigns for girls’ education, and warns against self serving interpretations.
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Public Forum: Fluoride Question Sparks Letter to Editor
Gus McClelland of Lawrence asks what exactly fluoride in drinking water is supposed to do and warns about potential long term effects. He notes his long term exposure since childhood in St. Louis and northwest Missouri and seeks factual information on fluoride risks and timing.
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Lawrence
I would rather live in China than here says YMCA leader
Arthur Rugh International Secretary of the YMCA spoke in Fraser Hall chapel and argued that global thinking replaces local limits. After twelve years in China he urged Lawrence readers to adopt international business perspectives, noting oceans no longer separate markets.
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