BP urged to accept responsibility for Gulf disaster
Editorial argues BP must lead in fixing failure points from the Deepwater Horizon spill. It notes BP acknowledged misinterpreting a pressure test, faces numerous lawsuits, and has paid billions in costs. Critics say the report avoids fault while the company campaigns for cleanup.
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Tea party surge shakes GOP prospects in post primary era
Washington observes a grass roots revolt within the Republican Party as Tea Party activists defeat longtime moderates like Mike Castle in Delaware. The upset signals weaker national leadership, potential November gains for Republicans over economic concerns, and debates over the party’s direction with Sarah Palin’s influence shaping rebel candidates.
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Old Home Town Cattle Shifts and a Nixon Speech
The column notes a shift from traditional English cattle breeds to exotic types such as Gelbvieh Brahman Limousin Simmental and Beefmaster with ranchers citing leaner meat and hybrid vigor. It also reports a Lawrence fire causing 10300 in damage and phone outages for about 45 customers, plus Nixon's Landon Lecture at Kansas State University where he urged peace and reflected on past defeats. It closes with Lawrence Daily World scraps from September 16 1910 about Jayhawker football prospects.
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Education funding and the college funding crisis explained
Gene A Budig argues that rising costs and underfunding threaten access and quality in public and private higher education. He highlights the role of community colleges, industry needs, and international comparisons, warning of brain drain and cynicism. He cites a need for clearer ratings and sustained funding to keep the U.S. educational system globally competitive.
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