ROTC Battalion Chief Faces Sex Bias at Emporia State
Christine Mugrage, a 22 year old ROTC battalion commander at Emporia State University, claims discrimination as some cadets resent a woman leader. Instructors praise her 4.0 GPA and perfect ROTC camp score, with peers noting resistance from male cadets she leads.
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Mporia
Kan
Christine Mugrage
Fort Riley
Kaw
Mugrage
Ms. Mugrage
Emporia Rotc
David Dilks
Emporia
Maj
Robert Seaver
Seaver
Supreme Court To Review Tax On Software And AT&T Case
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear disputes over whether computer software is taxable under the compensating use tax and whether AT&T Technologies must pay 1.5 million in sales taxes on broken telephones shipped for repair. The case, part of a broader tax appeal by Southwestern Bell and AT&T, centers on whether software is tangible property taxable under sales and use tax laws.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
At&t Technologies
Kansas
State Board of Tax Appeals
Southwestern Bell,Telephone . Co
At&t
State Department of Revenue
GAF Corp
Kansas Neurological Institute
Southwestern Bell
the Revenue Department
Bell
Supreme Court
Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
Board of Tax Appeals
Society
T.C. Anderson
Cpas
Merriam
Ell-Saline
Saline County
Robert Hachiya
Cheri Livingston
State Court of Appeals
Halstead
City of
KASB Charts Policies on Open Admissions and Education
The Kansas Association of School Boards delegates will study a resolution opposing any change to the universities open admissions policy. The annual convention opens at the Kansas Expocentre with Jack Anderson to speak at the president’s dinner. Juanita Barnett and Karen Schadel are named as candidates for president-elect, with Martha Miller set to retire. The group also weighs resolutions on home schooling oversight, tax abatements, school bus safety penalties, remedial funding, and local control over corporal punishment.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Association of School Boards
Board of Regents
General Assembly
Juanita Barnett
Goodland School Board
Karen Schadel
Pawnee Heights
KASB
Martha Miller
Manhattan
Kansas
Delegate Assembly
Agreement Fitting Climax To Prison Drama
ATLANTA AP The signing of a pact ending an 11 day takeover at Atlanta’s federal penitentiary unfolded in a stark white room with mismatched chairs and a wet floor. Detainees, guards, and witnesses watched as Cuban detainees signed the English Spanish document with Bishop Agustin Roman and Rafael Penalver present. The mood turned emotional with hugs and chants as the hostages left, some kissing cigars, and Roman offered a long prayer.
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Atlanta
Federal
Federal Detention Center
Oakdale
Miami
Agustin Roman
Rafael Penalver
Gary Leshaw
Justice Department
Roman
Penalver
Charlie
Miami County Farmer Charged In Sex Case Involving Exchange Student
Louisburg farmer George Reed, 50, faces a class A misdemeanor charge of sexual battery for allegedly assaulting a 17 year old foreign exchange student housed at his home. The victim says the abuse occurred many times. Reed did not appear in court. his attorney entered an innocent plea.investigators seek to determine if the report followed Kansas law and who knew what when. The exchange program YFU says it has about 300 students in the four state region and placed about 40 in Kansas this year.
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Paosa
HNS
Miami County
Louisburg
George Reed
David Hagar
Reed
Lynn Martin
YFU
Kansas City
Mark Schmidt
Kansas
Missouri
Tlinois
Wisconsin
Miami County District Court
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Mirta
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Carlos Marrero Gonzalez
Youth For Understanding
Chicago
Olathe
Mark Corder
William Grimshaw
Grimshaw
Schmidt
Ottawa
Oak Haven
Richmond
Mary Sun Cox
Barbara Naal
OuPé
City of Ottawa Department of Utilities