Those who heal the scars
Kansas City report on the KU Medical Center Burn Center where exhausted staff care for burn victims. Shorty Walker, in blue garb, carries a severely burned girl as nurses and doctors work amid crowded beds. The unit runs near capacity through summer with ten beds full.
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Haskell alumni celebrate 110th anniversary reunion
Haskell Indian Nations University alumni gathered in Lawrence for a weekend marking the 110th anniversary with a tailgate feast and later events. About 200 alumni from across the country attended, including visitors from Alaska and cars with plates from Minnesota New Mexico Wyoming and Wisconsin. The gathering highlighted the school's history from indoctrination to a broad role and discussed returning vocational training to the curriculum. Alumni shared stories of poverty and resilience and a sense of community across generations.
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Georgia Ross
City Hall annex plans move forward with architect chosen
Lawrence officials plan a new 5200 square foot municipal annex next to Fire Station No 2 for building inspection development and fire administration paving space in the basement for public works and planning staff. Michael Treanor Architects recommended for the contract after staff review and six firm letters. No construction timetable set. agenda available in Tuesday's city commission meeting notes.
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KU Army ROTC marks 75th anniversary
KU marks ROTC 75th anniversary reflecting a history from the Korean War era when ~500 students joined the program to the late 1960s antiwar protests. Displays in the Military Science Building recount memories of balls and queen cadets, disruptions, and vandalism as cadets prepare for Thursday commemorations. Lt. Col. Ronald Nicholl, commander, notes cadets can achieve more today.
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KU Army ROTC 75th Anniversary Commemoration Set
KU will mark 75 years of Army ROTC with a 4:30 p.m. ceremony in the Guest speakers include Lawrence Mayor Jo Andersen and Lt. Col. Ronald Nicholl. James Ferrell, KU graduate and Ferrell Companies CEO, will attend as a guest. The event recalls the program’s 1919 origins and its growth, noting current female cadets and evolving training.
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Ronald Nicholl
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Ferrell Companies Inc
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