Kansas lawmakers react to Bush London lecture at KSU
About 40 Kansas lawmakers attended President Bush's London lecture at Kansas State University on Monday. They described the speech as solid, nonpartisan, with Bush defending terrorism policies and delivering an authoritative, genuine tone. Svaty, one of about a dozen attendees who asked a question, noted Bush spoke more candidly than in past remarks.
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Melvin Neufeld
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President Bush stays course praised by Fort Riley soldiers
Fort Riley soldiers returning from Iraq say progress is being made and back President Bush in staying the course. About 800 troops attended his Kansas State University speech as the war nears its third year with 2,200 American deaths including 65 from Fort Riley and three from the Kansas National Guard. Lt. Col. Oscar Hall said roadside bombs dropped from 14 daily in 2005 to about two now and that conditions have improved enabling democratic election progress.
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Bush Defends Wiretaps At Kansas Speech
President George W. Bush defended wiretaps aimed at overseas calls to thwart terrorism during a Kansas State University address. A crowd of about 9,000, including 800 Fort Riley soldiers, applauded as critics protested U.S. Iraq policy outside the venue.
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All-Day Kindergarten Policy Sparks School Attendance Debate
Ottawa board discussions continue on all-day kindergarten and school enrollment. Members propose restarting policy with clear rules and potential new boundaries to address 25 percent of students attending non-neighborhood schools. Open enrollment previously failed, described as a nightmare, while a rules list could guide future assignments. Meeting set for 7 p.m. at Ottawa Middle School with consultants regarding superintendent candidates.
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