Susan Ford leaves Kansas journalism program in January
Susan Ford, daughter of the former president, plans to withdraw from the University of Kansas School of Journalism after missing several classes and finding the workload too heavy to makeup. Dean Del Brinkman said she enrolled in January to major in photojournalism and planned to work part time at the Topeka Capital Journal.
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Lincoln Journal Star publication and rates notice
Public notice of Lincoln Journal Star printing operations with address and contact details, carrier subscription rates for Lincoln and vacation addresses, and AP rebroadcast rights and ABC membership affirmation.
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Youth's illness fuels dream of becoming a doctor
Wayne Van Deusen, 19, a University of Florida sophomore from St. Petersburg, has brittle bones and a kidney transplant. He has undergone 15 surgeries, faces possible hip replacement, and worries health could hinder medical school while maintaining a 3.0 GPA. He works as a lab assistant on a project seeking a drug substitute to protect transplant patients.
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Luther Burbank of today hones fruit breeding in Merced
Fred Anderson, an 84 year old horticulturist near Merced, Calif, leads a 40 acre experimental farm shaping new nectarine, peach and pecan varieties. His patented hybrids produce a large share of the U.S. crop, with royalties totaling 250000 last year. He trains relatives like Robin in grafting and seedling selection while pursuing self fertile almonds and improved dwarf trees for wider markets.
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Survivor recalls Tenerife crash life change in Longview
Roland Brusco survived the 1977 Tenerife disaster that killed about 580. He says the near death experience reshaped his priorities, praising family time and changing his work mindset. His wife quit her job to spend more time together, and Brusco received the Seattle Times Valor Award for courage.
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