Snyder era ends at Kansas State after 17 seasons
Editorial notes Bill Snyder will step aside as Kansas State football coach after 17 years. The piece credits his public image as serious and steady, repairing a losing program, restoring purple pride, and boosting enrollment and funding, while acknowledging mixed reactions from KU fans and alumni.
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Bush and Rove urge political offense in war debate
Cal Thomas notes Bush and Karl Rove argued the war in Iraq requires aggressive messaging. They criticized critics as aiding the enemy, cited a Senate report, and urged a tougher public stance while promoting pro America gratitude from Iraqis. The columnist calls for a strategic offensive in Washington and beyond.
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Lawrence scam widens as mustard heir fleeces merchants
The scope of the local scam involving the alleged French Mustard heir widened as Lawrence merchants who were fleeced by the so called inheritor of great family wealth began to come forth and admit their losses Officials sought the man who had pulled off similar capers elsewhere. Top Republican figures attended the Young GOP Convention in Lawrence with Senators Carlson and Pearson and Representatives Ellsworth and Dole present. Francis Heller, political science professor at Kansas University, was named associate dean of faculties effective July 1, 1966, after serving as associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Public forum calls for community welcome of Kansas soldiers home
A letter to the editor from Brandy Dye asks Kansans to support a Soldier’s Welcome Home for the 778th National Guard unit returning from Iraq Kuwait. Donations for refreshments banners services and crowds are requested along with contact details. The writer also laments lack of coverage for Free State High School plays and urges the newspaper to support the arts program and its students.
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Private schools and voucher plans must include students with disabilities
A Kansas writer urges private and voucher supporters to require inclusive practices if public funds fund private schools. He argues Christian duty and gospel examples demand accessibility for disabled students and suggests legislation tie funding to inclusion. He signs as Milt Jorgensen, Winchester.
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Growth woes in northwest Lawrence spark planning scrutiny
Ken Meyer argues in Lawrence letters that four to five years of growth problems trace to city commissioners who backed Hori zon 2020 and stacked planning committees. He contends smart growth critics halt expansion, urging new professional administration as Lawrence nears 100000 residents.
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