Lied Center of Kansas leadership search praised as vital asset
The editorial lauds the Lied Center of Kansas as a major Lawrence and KU asset. It notes the ongoing search for a new executive director after Tim Van Leer and highlights candidate visits, including UC Berkeley’s associate director since 1997. The piece credits Lied Foundation founder Hixson and praises past leaders, expansions, and community support.
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Jackie Davis
Fred Pawlicki
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Grass-roots push to reclaim GOP from tea party power
David Ignatius reports on Republican strategists and Democrat David Plouffe weighing a disciplined, funded drive to retool the GOP into a governing party. Key bets center on business backing, strong candidates, and large turnout in GOP primaries across open and closed systems.
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Amash
Brian Ellis
Alabama
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Jia Lynn Yang
Tom Hamburger
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Obama
Rep
John Fleming
Louisiana
David Ignatius
Washington Post Writers Group
Jerome Beatty to Journey Around World in Newspaper Career
Lawrence boy Jerome G Beatty, a newspaper writer, leaves tonight for San Francisco to begin a voyage around the world. He plans to sail from the Golden Gate for the Philippine Islands and hopes to find work in Manila, with no fixed end date for the trip.
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Egypts embrace of Sisi over democracy amid aid cut
Trudy Rubin argues the U S military aid pause to Egypt to press for inclusive democracy misreads public sentiment. Egyptian activists span liberal to Tamarod backers back Sisi, fearing Islamism and valuing stability, while U S security goals keep peace with Israel and curb Sinai terror.
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