Regents Propose 7 Percent Pay Increase
Walter Hiersteiner, hospitalized in Kansas City, urged Kansas lawmakers to approve a 7 percent faculty pay raise as the minimum needed amid inflation. The request, read to joint Ways and Means committees by M P Reeve, ties increases to merit and would be funded by university heads. Additional asks include higher support staff at Fort Hays, Emporia, and Pittsburg State, plus a graduate student teaching assistant fee waiver.
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Achie Dykes
University of Kansas
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Coal Exports Continue Despite Strike Demand
The United States has shipped 2.5 million tons of coal to Japan and Europe since the December strike began. The Roanoke Times reports this coal could power the largest U.S. coal-fired plant for 107 days, with metallurgical coal not suitable for electricity. Bill Mason of the Coal Exporter Association cites no federal embargo and notes coal prices ranging from $38 to $55 per ton for metallurgical coal and $25 to $30 for steam coal used for school purposes after the current year.
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Quiet, unassuming man may hide BTK killer says psychiatrist
In Topeka AP report psychiatrist Herbert Modlin of the Menninger Foundation describes the BTK strangler as a quiet, solitary loner who holds a steady job and develops a hidden fantasy life before acting, suggesting the killer may blend into ordinary life.
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BTK
Menninger Foundation
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Lawyers discuss ads at ABA convention amid courts and reform
In New Orleans lawyers debated advertising under post ban norms as ABA leaders plan checks. Meanwhile expert Modlin analyzes the BTK killer case, noting seven claimed murders, possible miscounts, and the suspect's grandiose self view impacting investigation and confession risks.
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