Mangino hired as Kansas head football coach amid scrutiny
Editorial argues weight bias targets Mangino after KU named him to replace Terry Allen. It defends judging candidates by work ethic over looks, noting past coaches failed despite appearances and urging a fresh, merit based approach for the program.
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University of Kansas
Mark Mangino
Terry Allen
Kansas Jayhawks
Mangino
University of Oklahoma
Kansas State University
Kansas City
Jason Whitlock
Editorial warns overburdened food safety Agencies must unite
The Wichita Eagle editorial argues current food safety oversight is scattered across FDA USDA CDC and Customs and urges consolidation under a single agency. It cites Durbin and Homeland Security chief Ridge backing such reform to improve accountability efficiency and rapid response to bioterror threats. It contrasts cloning ban debates in The Advocate and calls for prompt action.
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Agriculture Department
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U.S. Customs Service
Dick Durbin
D-Ill
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
Congress
Bush Administration
Advocate
Baton Rouge
House
Advanced Cell Technology
Senate
Department of Health and Human Services
Council On Bioethics
Leon Kass
University of Chicago
Charity fatigue hits Franklin County United Way short of goal
Reader forum notes national trend of charity fatigue after terrorism events and economic slowdown. Franklin County United Way expects a shortfall despite plans and appeals. Local donors and businesses urged to increase support. donations can be left at Kansas State Bank for Kay Bach.
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Franklin County
United Way
Board of Directors
United Cerebral Palsy
Salvation Army
Midland Hospice
American Diabetes
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Boy Scouts
Hope House
Girl
Franklin
Franklin County United Way
Kansas State Bank
Kay Bach
CAFO threat to Nebraska Terrace couple sparks community stand
A Wellsville couple celebrates a planned 55th anniversary while opposing a proposed large scale animal feeding operation nearby. The CAFO would store 2000 tons of waste and 8.5 million gallons of lagoon contents, risking water, soil, and air quality with seepage and road spills. Local opposition cites health hazards and farm erosion, urging readers to act.
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Mattie
Homer Perry
Nebraska Terrace
Wellsville
CAFO
John Coen
Tally Creek
Reader
Dante
Hell
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