Eisenhower Museum to reopen with major renovation in Abilene
Editorial lauds Dwight D. Eisenhower and the upcoming full-scale renovation of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library Museum and Boyhood Home in Abilene. The project will reopen on D-Day June 6, 2019, marking the 75th anniversary, with exhibits moved to the library for 2018 and early 2019. The piece urges reflection on his legacy and bipartisan leadership.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Little Rock
Arkansas
Abilene
Eisenhower
Dawn Hammett
Ske
Kansas
Political contact list for Kansas and national offices
A cleaned roster of political offices and contact avenues including U S President White House address and phone, Kansas representatives Lynn Jenkins Blaine Finch Kevin Jones Caryn Tyson and Senators Pat Roberts Jerry Moran, with district offices in Topeka Overland Park and Olathe plus Capitol locations. Includes phone numbers and web forms.
Free Ride 48 Could Tap Seats In Topeka Elections
The piece notes 27 Republican and 21 Democrat Kansas House seats lack major party opposition, creating “free ride” incumbencies. It lists the unopposed and Libertarian-endorsed candidates, discusses campaigning without foes, and cites costs and voter engagement expectations in a period of upcoming elections.
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Michael Houser
Columbus
Richard Proehl
Parsons
Kent L. Thompson
Iola
Mark Schreiber
Emporia
Francis Averkamp
St. Marys
John Eplee
Atchison
Lonnie Clark
Junction City
Dave Baker
Council Grove
Diana Dierks
Salina
Les Mason
McPherson
Eric L. Smith
Burlington
Kristen Williams
Augusta
Steve Huebert
Valley Center
Emil Bergquist
Park City
Joe Seiwert
Pretty Prairie
Brenda Landwehr
Wichita
Bill Pannbacker
Washington
Steven Johnson
Assaria
Troy Waymaster
Bunker Hill
Tory Marie Arnberger
Great Bend
Boyd Orr
Fowler
Kyle Hoffman
Coldwater
Leonard
Mastroni
LaCrosse
Don Hineman
Dighton
Bradley Ralph
Dodge City
Russ Jennings
Lakin
Shannon Francis
Eileen Horn
Lawrence
Jerry Stogsdill
Prairie Village
Jarrod Ousley
Merriam
Louis Ruiz
Kansas City
Pam Curtis
Tom Burroughs
Valdonia
House
Preventing death by own action through environmental design
Public health advocates urge applying behavioral and environmental changes to reduce suicides. In Kansas suicides rise, with guns as a leading method. Examples include packaging limits from Britain and studies showing treatment adherence prevents reattempts. Experts stress feasible barriers and storage improvements to save lives. Michael A. Smith of Emporia State University weighs in.
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Center For Disease Control and Prevention
Kansas
Kate Spade
Kansas City
Wichita
Blake Shuart
Great Britain
Jill Harkavy-Friedman
Washington Post
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