Media honesty and bias in the 1992 election era
A Saturday Column on how media studies probe the press role in the 1992 campaign. The Indiana University journalism study surveyed 1,400 journalists on document use ethics and political leanings, noting increased leftward shifts and higher acceptance of unauthorized materials. It urges responsible reporting grounded in honesty, integrity, and law.
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Indiana University Journalism School
Freedom Forum
Arlington
Bush
Congress
KU sociologist earns Chancellors Club teaching professorship
KU sociologist Norm Yetman received a phone call from Chancellor Gene Budig informing him he had been selected for the Chancellors Club teaching professorship. He will receive a $5,000 annual stipend for the duration of his KU career as recognition of his teaching and mentoring.
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Norm Yetman
Kansas University
Gene Budig
Yetman
Chancellors Club
KU Mortar Board
Longtime Lawrence physician Ralph Reed dies at 65
Ralph Reed a longtime Lawrence physician and former health official died Friday at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington DC at age 65 from lymphoma He resided in Arlington VA since 1988 and most recently served as senior medical adviser to the AMA Born July 29 1927 in Beloit he trained at KU and Mayo He led the Ballard Center Free Clinic and directed the Lawrence Douglas County Health Department from 1959 to 1962 Also co founder of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital Endowment Association and longtime Kansas Medical Society leader Services set for Dec 3 at Arlington National Cemetery with Lawrence services to follow Contributions requested to the Ralph Reed Memorial Fund at St Margaret's Lawrence.
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Chancellors Club
KU Endowment Association
KU Medical Center
Ralph Reed
Lawrence
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington, D.C
Reed
Arlington
American Medical Assn
Beloit
Kansas University
Ballard Center
Lawrence-Douglas County
Kansas State Board of Health
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
American College of Physicians
Kansas Medical Society
Lawrence Friends of Music
Riverdale
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
77 Army-surplus homes in dispute stall low-income project
In Kansas City Kansas a planned 20 Good Men housing project stalls as federal funds await conditions. 20 Good Men has yet to take possession of 77 Army surplus homes moved from Fort Leavenworth after lead and asbestos removal, with damage from the move and missing kitchen cabinets and electrical panels. City housing chief ED SMITH says funds remain on hold until the houses meet contract terms with Anderson Excavating and Wrecking and the condition is restored or prices lowered. John Earnshaw awaits $75,000 balance for moving the homes.
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Hodges
Fairfax Industrial District
John Earnshaw
Earnshaw
Fort Leavenworth
ED Smith
Anderson Excavating and Wrecking Co
Anderson
Omaha, Neb
Smith
Kansas Union hosts signed history book event for KU staff
Thursday's Journal-World notes public copies of Kansas: A Pictorial History signed by author Robert W. Richmond will be available Wednesday at the Kansas Union. Access limited to Kansas University faculty and staff.
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Kansas
Robert W. Richmond
The
Kansas Union
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