Mixed local views on U S response to Afghanistan attacks
Lawrence residents split on the continuing U S strikes in Afghanistan. Some support the action as a necessary step against terrorism, while others denounce it as political maneuvering for vengeance and question its timing and coalition strategy.
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Lawrence
U.S
Afghanistan
Vern Russell
Lawrence Vfw
Deborah Gerner
Kansas University
Gerner
Middle East
United States
Philip Schrodt
Osama bin Laden
Schrodt
Schrod
Soviet Union
Taliban
Erik Herron
Herron
Uzbekistan
Northern Alliance
Russell
VFW
bin Laden
America
Greg Freix
Baldwin
Freix
KU boosts security for homecoming events and parade
KU enhances safety for homecoming week with bag searches and added security. Twenty nine entries join the parade including the KU marching band and a 30 year Baby Jay mascot reunion. A Spirit Sing contest at Late Night with Roy Williams offers a 1000 prize for lyric changes to Space era songs.
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Eral
Leslie Heusted
Baby Jay
Jayhawk’ Spirit
Roy Williams
Allen Fieldhouse
Brett
Wescoe Beach
Ridge takes helm as Homeland Security chief amid security push
Ridge begins work on a broad plan to fortify critical infrastructure and create detection systems for biological and chemical threats. He will coordinate agencies, review hospital vaccine stocks, and push for cooperation across bureaucratic turf while directing emergency funding and establishing a new Homeland Security Council.
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Ridge
U.S
Afghanistan
Dick Cheney
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Vietnam
Lesley
FBI
Bush
Sept. l
Pentagon
New York
National Security Council
Ari Fleischer
Homeland Security Council
Oval Office
Card
Army Corps of Engineers
Pennsylvania
Tom Ridge
Office of Homeland Security
White House
Federal homeland security agencies list completes cross‑agency view
A consolidated roster of U S federal entities involved in homeland security spans agencies across departments. It includes USDA agencies like ARS and APHIS, DHS FEMA and USFA units, HHS CDC FDA NIH and more, DoD divisions, DoJ FBI, NRC, State DS and Counterterrorism offices, Treasury Secret Service and ATF, DOT agencies, GSA and NOAA equivalents, and energy DOE NNSA labs.
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Homeland Security
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
National Reconnaissance Organization
Commerce Department
Bureau of Export Administration
Department of Defense
DOD
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Forces Command
Defense
Defense Advanced Research
Army Medical Research and Materiel
Command
Energy Department
National Nuclear Security Administration
DOE
Office of Security and Emergency Operations
DOE National Laboratories
Environmental Protection Agency
Office of
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
U.S. Fire Administration
Office of National Security Affairs
General Services Administration
Public Buildings
Department of State
Bureau of Administration
State
Bureau of Diplomatic Security
Bureau
Department of Transportation
Federal Transit Administration
DOT
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Highway Administration
U.S. Coast Guard
Department of Treasury
Secret Service
Treasury
Customs Service
Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
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Pakistan
Rose Greaves
Greaves
Terry Rombeck
Kansas Union Plaza
Kansas Union Tunnel
Sete Pye Lawrence
Niehoff Htg. & Air, Inc
Lawrence Area
Bullene
Iowa
Homeland Security Office
Congress
International Association of Fire Fighters
GSA
Office of Information Security
Health and Human Services
Agency For Health Care Policy and Research
HHS
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Food and Drug Administration
National Institutes of Health
Office of Public Health and Science
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Department of Interior
Bureau of Land Management
DOI
National Park Service
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nuclear Regulatory
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