Kansas briefs Antitrust centennial symposium in Lawrence
New York Attorney General Robert Abrams praised state antitrust enforcement at a centennial symposium hosted by the National Association of Attorneys General in Lawrence. Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan co hosts as the conference highlights state led efforts and a new state federal partnership. KU to receive 1 million over five years from Howard Hughes Medical Institute to strengthen undergraduate science education for women and minority students.
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National Association of Attorneys General
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Gipp to leave Haskell for bureau reassignment
Gerald Gipp will resign as Haskell Indian Junior College president after clearance from alleged improprieties. He will be reinstated Monday and reassigned within 30 days to a post in the Bureau of Indian Affairs Washington DC office as the search for a new president begins.
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Haskell
Denise
United States
W. Pat Ragsdale
BIA
Washington
Gipp
Carl Shaw
Sheriffs urged to enforce cockfight and pit bull ban
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan told county sheriffs cockfighting and pit bull fighting are illegal without gambling ties. He said a 1977 law bans staged fights between all vertebrates except humans and asked sheriffs to report any incidents they encounter.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Stephan
Kansas
Stephan
117th University of Kansas Commencement Graduates Listed
More than 4 300 graduates and candidates for degrees were announced in the KU 117th commencement. Local and area students are named among the degree recipients across numerous fields, including nursing education and pharmacy, with doctors of medicine and law also represented.
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Randy Leslie Holm
Nancy Miller Klenda
Angela Marie Miller
Greeley
Ellen Gwendolyn Miller
Medicine Lane
Venita Lynn Pine
Ottawa
Jodee Anderson
Lisa Ann Bailey
Frank Nicholas Franano
Michael D- Franano
Union Gas debates appeal of KCC fine in Kansas
Independence utility Union Gas System Inc may appeal a 10000 dollar fine tentatively levied by the Kansas Corporation Commission for alleged gas pipeline safety violations. The KCC says lines were not properly shut off at 34 abandoned sites in the Kansas City area. A KCC spokesman said a final order awaits the appeal decision.
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Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Dana Hisele
Union Gas System Inc
KCC
Kansas City
Sam VanLeeuwen
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