Editorial: Economic diversity reshapes tribal ventures beyond gaming
The Journal-World editorial notes casino profits benefit tribes in dense areas but warns gambling is a temporary boost. It highlights diversification via tourism, golf resorts, and small business financing led by Marilyn Bread, chair of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce in Kansas, and the Center for Tribal Entrepreneurial Studies at Haskell.
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Sunday
Journal-World
Kansas
Wyandotte Tribe of
Oklahoma
Wyandotte County
Kan
Kansas City
Lawrence
American Indian Chamber of Commerce
Marilyn Bread
Center For
Tribal Entrepreneurial Studies
Haskell Indian National University
Indian Chamber
Bread
the Chamber
Publisher Dolph Simons Sr.<br>Sr. Dolph Simons led publishing 1944 to 1962 and edited 1950 to 1979
Dolph Simons Sr., born 1904 and died 1989, was a publisher from 1944 to 1962 and editor from 1950 to 1979. He held USPS number 306-520 and was a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Hardwired to Connect ties faith based aid to policy
A Dartmouth led study argues that humans are biologically primed to form attachments and that authoritative communities including religious groups shape moral meaning and brain development. It links social environments to gene expression, stresses family as core, and endorses faith based delivery of social services as governance strategy.
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Washington
Dartmouth Medical School
The
Institute For American Values
YMCA
USA
Allan N. Schore
Ucla School of Medicine
Schore
Tocqueville
Sleepless Night Turns Martial Dream Into Wakeful Fight
Leonard Pitts Jr. recounts a hotel room clash with his grandson Eric after a humorous sleep study aside. He describes kicks, pillow barricades, and tired humor as he endures “Jackie Chan” sleepers while pondering a British study on personality and sleep positions. He notes the study’s limits and shares family vacation misadventures.
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Eric
Bruce Lee
Caribbean
Chris Idzikowski
University of Surrey
Disney World
Halle Berry
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
Clinton Parkway phase one bid tops ten million
Douglas County taxes rose 4.6 percent to about 183 million in 1978 as the county planned a 4 inch September rainfall. The Wichita medical school awaited 1979 legislative approval to own a building. Local officials outlined long range mental health needs and funding. The Berger scholarship program funded over 220000 for KU.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
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Douglas County
Darlene Hill
Lawrence
Kansas University
Emily V. Berger
Berger
Mount Oread
Letters Policy For The Journal World Public Forum
The Journal-World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words of public interest. Letters may be edited for length and clarity without altering viewpoints. Each submission must include the writer’s name address and telephone number.
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