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31 VOLUME 26, NUMBER 46 Thursday, April 19, 2018 Bringing you the News in Print, Facebook and in 3D on the internet. Inspector General Report: Andrew McCabe Fired For Cause WASHINGTON (AP) — Andrew tacks on McCabe, a longtime target of congressional hearing soon after his McCabe, the fired FBI deputy director, the president’s ire, especially because firing. He could be an important wit- misled investigators and his own boss of revelations that his wife, during a ness for Mueller, who is investigating about his role in a news media disclo- failed state Senate run, had accepted Trump for possible obstruction of jus- sure about Hillary Clinton just days campaign contributions in 2015 from tice, including his motivation for firing before the 2016 presidential election the political action committee of then- Comey last May. and authorized the release of informa- Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a close Yet the report makes clear that the tion to “advance his personal inter- Clinton ally. McCabe and Comey were at odds over ests,” according to a Justice The president has made a concerted, how the conversations with the re- Department watchdog report. Twitter-driven effort to impugn Mc- porter unfolded and exactly how it had President Donald Trump, already Cabe as a partisan hack, accusing him been approved. furious over a forthcoming book from of covering up unspecified “lies and fired FBI Director James Comey, corruption” at the FBI and calling his McCabe told the inspector general lashed out after the report’s release by firing a “great day for Democracy.” On that he had told Comey the day after saying McCabe had “LIED! LIED! Friday, Trump said the inspector gen- the story was published that he had au- LIED!” eral’s report was a “total disaster” for thorized officials to share details of a The inspector general report con- McCabe and asserted “McCabe is con- conversation he had with a top Justice cludes that McCabe allowed FBI offi- trolled by Comey.” Department official about the Clinton cials to disclose nonpublic information Foundation investigation. to a Wall Street Journal reporter for a “No collusion, all made up by this The conversation involved an en- story about an investigation into the den of thieves and lowlifes!” Trump counter in which McCabe confronted Clinton Foundation, violating agency tweeted. the official over the suggestion that the rules, and then misled FBI officials A lawyer for McCabe, Michael FBI should not be taking overt inves- when questioned about it. It also re- Bromwich, said he was considering tigative actions against the Clinton veals starkly contradictory accounts filing a defamation lawsuit against Foundation during the course of the from McCabe and Comey about how Trump and his “colleagues.” He re- election by asking, “Are you telling me the conversations with the reporter had sponded to Trump’s tweet by sarcasti- that I need to shut down a validly pred- come to take place. cally thanking him for “providing even icated investigation?” The official more material” for such a lawsuit. replied, “Of course not,” according to McCabe, who was fired two days The inspector general report was the Wall Street Journal story. before his scheduled retirement last sent to congressional committees and month, denied the report’s allegations obtained by The Associated Press. According to the report, McCabe in a detailed rebuttal statement. He Rep. Trey Gowdy, the Republican said Comey told him that he thought it said that when he believed his answers chairman of the House Oversight and was a “good” idea to rebut a narrative to the inspector general were misun- Government Reform Committee, said that the FBI was succumbing to polit- derstood, he went back and tried to the report showed the firing was justi- ical pressure and not aggressively pur- correct them. Former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe (Official FBI Photo) fied. But Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the suing the Clinton Foundation. McCabe’s statement noted that as top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary But Comey told investigators that deputy director he had full authority to exception to the FBI’s prohibition on not square with the Republican narra- Committee, called the firing “overtly McCabe did not tell him he had ap- authorize sharing information with the sharing sensitive material,” the state- tive of the FBI as a politically biased political.” proved sharing details of the call and, media and said he permitted subordi- ment said. institution, since the Oct. 30, 2016, in fact, had left him with the opposite nates to do so in this case to correct a McCabe has also said his dismissal story contained derogatory informa- The findings, which had trickled out impression. false narrative that he had tried to was part of the Trump administration’s tion about Clinton and underscored in news reports over the last month, led stymie an FBI probe into the Clinton “ongoing war” on the FBI and special FBI interest in investigating her foun- FBI disciplinary officials to recom- “I don’t remember exactly how, but Foundation. counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia in- dation. But its conclusion may also be mend that the Justice Department fire I remember some form or fashion and vestigation, adding that he was singled hard for Democrats to embrace, given McCabe. Attorney General Jeff Ses- it could have been like ‘Can you be- The conversation “was done to pro- out because of the “role I played, the its harshly critical suggestion that Mc- sions dismissed him for what he de- lieve this crap? How does this stuff get tect the institutional reputation of the actions I took, and the events I wit- Cabe had put his personal reputation scribed as a lack of candor. out’ kind of thing?” Comey is quoted FBI as a non-political and professional nessed in the aftermath” of Comey’s above the interests of the FBI. McCabe, appointed deputy director as saying in the report. “But I took investigative agency, and therefore firing. Regardless, the report immediately in 2016, had been a close Comey ally from whatever communication we had was squarely within the public interest The inspector general report does provided fodder for Trump’s public at- and passionately defended him in a that he wasn’t involved in it.” Larger Jets Fly Manhattan Regional Airport To Dallas And Chicago American Airlines has reinstated portant to the region for transportation port the increased demand for sum- larger regional jets to Dallas-Fort of Ft. Riley soldiers and families. mertime travel to or through Chicago Worth (DFW) after a seasonal break as O’Hare. Currently, the flight is sched- a part of Manhattan’s commercial air- “It continues to be an exciting time uled to be offered for approximately line service to DFW and Chicago to fly MHK,” said Jesse Romo, airport 30 days, based on the historic seasonal O’Hare (ORD) airports. The Bom- director for Manhattan Regional Air- demand. 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Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 22 Manhattan City Commission April 17th Agenda AGENDA MANHATTAN CITY COMMISSION GENERAL AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, A. DISCUSSION ITEM: APRIL 17, 2018 TOPICS OF THE UNIFIED 7:00 P.M. DEVELOPMENT ORDI- The City Commission Meet- NANCE , INCLUDING THE ing will be televised live on NEW ZONING DIS- local Cox Cable Channel 3 and TRICTS, PROPOSED also on the City’s website at . ESTABLISHED NEIGHBOR- HOOD OVERLAY DIS- PLEDGE OF TRICT, ACCESSORY ALLEGIANCE tion, Unit 2, generally located (WA1410); Lot 2, Downtown 3. Authorize the Mayor and of members to the Parks and DWELLING UNITS, AND west of Seth Child Road, north Entertainment District, Unit City Clerk to execute Contract Recreation Anthony and Eisen- TINY HOME VILLAGES PROCLAMATIONS of Dickens Avenue, east of Three – Street (ST1318); Amendment No. 2 for construc- hower Middle School Improve- A. April 16-20, 2018, The Wreath Avenue, and south of Merion Addition – Sanitary tion administrative services in ments (SP1802) Design B. DISCUSSION Week of the Young Child Lundin Drive, based on confor- Sewer (SS1414), Street an amount not to exceed Steering Committee. ITEM: TAX INCREMENT (Kasey Kile, Director of Profes- mance with the Manhattan (ST1417), and Water $13,860.00 with Alfred Be- O. Approve the following FINANCE (TIF) sional Development, Kodo Urban Area Subdivision Regu- (WA1412); Muirfield Addition, nesch & Company, of Manhat- appointments by Mayor Morse OVERVIEW AND NEXT Kids, and President, Kansas As- lations. Phase 1 – Sanitary Sewer tan, Kansas; and to various boards and commit- STEPS sociation for the Education of E. Approve Ordinance No. (SS1417); Scenic Meadows 4. Approve first reading of an tees of the City. Young Children; Berni Howe, 7350 rezoning 530 and 532 Addition, Unit 3, Phase 3 – ordinance, authorizing the is- 1. Appointment of Carol C. DISCUSSION ITEM: Trainer, Kansas Child Care North 14th Street and 1323 Street (ST1421); Stone Valley suance of General Obligation Sevin to the Bicycle and INDUSTRIAL REVENUE Training Opportunities, and Laramie Street, an approxi- Addition, Unit 2 – Sanitary Bonds to finance the costs of Pedestrian Advisory Commit- BOND (IRB) POLICY Board of Directors, Kansas As- mately 0.40 acre tract, generally Sewer (SS1413), Street the project. tee; and sociation for the Education of located to the southeast of the (ST1413), and Water J. Authorize the Mayor and 2. Re-appointment of Debbie D. DISCUSSION Young Children; and Chelsie intersection of North 14th (WA1411); and Turnberry Ad- City Clerk to execute an outside Nuss to the Manhattan Urban ITEM: COMMUNITY IM- Yokum, Graduate Student, Street and Laramie Street from dition – Sanitary Sewer city limits water service con- Area Planning Board. PROVEMENT DISTRICTS Kansas State University, and R-3/UO, Multiple-Family Res- (SS1416), Street (ST1419), and nection agreement with Casey (CID) Board of Directors, Kansas As- idential District with University Water (WA1414); and seven (7) Maransani, President of Italian sociation for the Education of Overlay District, to C-3, Ag- capital projects: Parks and Estates, Inc., a Kansas Corpora- Young Children, will be present gieville Business District, based Recreation Expansion Project tion, for the property located at to receive the proclamation.) on the findings in the Staff Re- (SP1206); North Manhattan Av- Riley County, Kansas. B. April 22-28, 2018, Pest port, and the recommendation enue/Kimball Avenue to Re- K. Approve the proposed for COLT KNUTSON and Bed Bug Awareness Week of the Manhattan Urban Area search Park Drive Intersection the Manhattan Community De- (Ravi Sachdeva, Chief Execu- Planning Board Planning Improvements, Phases 1 and 2 velopment Block Grant Hous- tive Officer/Owner, American Board. – Street (ST1422); CiCo Tribu- ing Rehabilitation Program. Former Riley County Attorney Pest Management, Inc., will be :F. General Obligation Bond tary Detention Basin – Storm L. Fire Brush Truck:: present to receive the proclama- Series 2018-A: Drainage (SM1305); Bluemont 1. Authorize the purchase of Criminal - DUI - Traffic tion.) 1. Approve Resolution No. Hill Waterline – Water a F-550 4WD Four Door Cab C. April 26, 2018, Arbor 041718-A setting May 15, (WA1211); Central Basin and Chassis Brush Truck (CIP Day. (J. David Mattox, Forestry 2018, as the date to sell Sewer Improvements related to #FR052P), to replace Unit #119 Supervisor, City of Manhattan, 785-776-0304 $19,355,000.00 in General Ob- Denison Avenue and Anderson for the Fire Department, from will be present to receive the ligation Bonds (Series 2018-A); Avenue – Sanitary Sewer Weis Fire and Safety Equip- proclamation.) and (SS1509); Central Basin Sewer ment, of Salina, Kansas, in the COMMISSIONER 2. Approve first reading of an Improvements related to 14th amount of $113,260.00 (Base COMMENTS ordinance issuing Street – Sanitary Sewer Bid plus all options), to be paid This meeting is being held in $19,355,000.00 in general obli- (SS1510); and Anneberg Park from the Fire Equipment Re- the City Commission Room at gation bonds (Series 2018-A) Sports Field and Lighting Im- serve; City Hall, 1101 Poyntz Avenue. for the following 29 public im- provements Project (CP1405). 2. Authorize the Mayor In accordance with provisions provement districts: Enclave Award and authorize the and/or City Clerk to execute of the ADA, every attempt will Addition, Unit 1 – Sanitary Mayor and City Clerk to exe- the lease purchase agreement; be made to accommodate the Sewer (SS1411), Street cute a construction contract in and needs of persons with disabili- (ST1410), and Water the amount of $486,428.00 with 3. Authorize the disposal of ties. Please contact the Human (WA1409); Grand Estates Addi- SAK Construction, LLC, of the tank and pump skid unit. Resources Department (587- tion – Sanitary Sewer (SS1508), O’Fallon, Missouri, for the M. Approve and authorize 2443) for assistance. Street (ST1508), and Water Award and authorize the the payment of $21,069.81 to (WA1508); Grand Luxe Addi- Mayor and City Clerk to exe- the College of Veterinary Med- CONSENT AGENDA tion – Sanitary Sewer (SS1408), cute a contract in the amount of icine for veterinary services A. Approve the minutes of Street (ST1407), and Water $55,512.50 with Mayer Spe- during 2018 at the Sunset Zoo- the Regular City Commission (WA1407); Grand Mere Park- cialty Services, of Goddard, logical Park. Meeting held Tuesday, April 3, way, Phase 1 – Street (ST1411); Kansas, for the N. Approve the appointment 2018. The Highlands at Grand Mere, : B. Approve Claims Register Unit One, and Prairie Village at I. South Delaware Avenue Nos. 2880 and 2881 authorizing the Highlands, Unit One – San- Stormwater, Water, and Sani- and approving the payment of itary Sewer (SS1714); Inter- tary Sewer Improvements claims from March 28, 2018 – lachen Addition – Sanitary (SM1706, WA1715, SS1722) April 10, 2018, in the amounts Sewer (SS1318), Street (CIP #’s SW081P, WA166P) of $5,181.50 and (ST1325), and Water 1. Accept the Engineer’s $3,182,180.32, respectively. (WA1321); Interlachen Villas Opinion of Probable Cost in C. Approve an annual Ce- Addition, Unit 1 – Sanitary the amount of $1,257,833.00; real Malt Beverages Off- Sewer (SS1318), Street 2. Award and authorize the Premises License for Hy-Vee (ST1325), and Water Mayor and City Clerk to exe- #1398, 601 3rd Place. (WA1321); Lee Mill Heights cute a construction contract in D. Accept the easements and Addition, Unit Nine – Sanitary the amount of $1,091,137.30 to rights-of-way, as shown on the Sewer (SS1412), Street Bayer Construction Company, Final Plat of the MATC Addi- (ST1412), and Water Inc., of Manhattan, Kansas; ManhattanManhattan FreeFree PressPress

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Sorting and polarizing in America Bob Weeks metropolitan statistical area, or mi- tern contributes to the process of po- this data is only for households migrat- negative difference in migrant income Wichita Voice of Liberty cropolitan statistical area.) larization across U.S. metros.” ing to and from Wichita. (The figures is natural, according to the study data. American cities are changing with The data is fascinating. Consider the are the average values for the years The study supplies data for all areas domestic migration. Kansas data ex- The author explains: “Domestic mi- household income of in-migrants and 2005 to 2016.) in the nation. I’ve isolated data for cerpted. gration across U.S. metropolitan areas out-migrants. For the Wichita CSA, Kansas and present it here. Where is A new study looks at the character- is selective: in-migrants to expensive the median household income of in- This result is not surprising, as the Lawrence? It’s part of the Kansas City- istics of migrants in America — that is, metros tend to have higher incomes migrants is $36,998, and for out-mi- study notes a correlation between Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS individuals and families moving one and educational attainment than out- grants, $38,814. The difference is housing prices and a positive differ- CSA. city to another. (“City” in this context migrants, while the opposite is true in -$1,186. This doesn’t necessarily mean ence in migrant income. As Wichita means a consolidated statistical area, the least expensive metros. This pat- that Wichita is becoming poorer, as has relatively low housing prices, a

Health Officials Name New Possible Measles Exposure Sites

By Dan Margolies & Alex Smith Kansas; March 27 from 8 a.m. to process of identifying individuals who red, watery eyes, according to the Cen- Kansas News Service The agency is urging people who 5:30 p.m. have spent time in a room or enclosed ters for Disease Control and Preven- Sixteen measles cases have now are ill or exhibiting symptoms to re- Casey's General Store, 406 E space where an infectious individual tion. Tiny white spots typically appears been identified in Johnson, Linn and main at home unless they’re seeking Market St., La Cygne, Kansas, was present or for up to two hours inside the mouth two or three days Miami counties since March 8, accord- medical care. March 27th from noon to 2:30 p.m. later. The outbreak started in a Johnson later, followed by a rash that spreads ing to the Kansas Department of Chick-fil-A, 12087 S Blackbob County child-care facility. downward on the body. The disease is Health and Environment. KDHE says people who visited the Rd., Olathe, Kansas; March 24 from highly contagious and spreads through An additional case was also con- following locations on the dates and 8:15 p.m. to close. "The investigation is still ongoing," coughing and sneezing. firmed in Kansas City, Missouri, on times listed may have been exposed to Olathe YMCA, 21400 W. 153rd she says, and additional cases may turn April 12 by the Kansas City Health measles: St., Olathe, Kansas; March 22 and up. The measles virus can live for up to Department. 23 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. two hours in the airspace where an in- Cornerstone Presbyterian Walgreens, 7500 Wornall Rd., "They're very fluid when you do in- fected person has coughed or sneezed, Health officials do not believe the Church, 13300 Kenneth Rd., Lea- Kansas City, Missouri; March 22 vestigations, so it still remains to be the CDC says. Kansas and Missouri infections are re- wood, Kansas; April 8 from 10:30 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. seen," she says. lated. a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Chuck E. Cheese's, 15225 W. 134 Measles is preventable with the Casey's General Store, 207 S. 9th Pl., Olathe, Kansas; March 21, 1 to Except for 2014, when three cases MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) Health departments have pinpointed St., Mound City, Kansas; March 28 4 p.m were reported, the county had zero vaccine. The CDC recommends that where and when the individuals were from noon to 2:30 p.m. cases between 2012 and now. The children get two doses, the first at 12 infected. Because people can acquire Olathe Health Family Medicine, Nancy Tausz, health services divi- eight cases in Johnson County already through 15 months of age and the sec- measles anywhere from a week to 302 N. 1st St., Mound City, Kansas; sion director at the Johnson County equal the total in 2011. ond at 4 through 6 years of age. Two three weeks after exposure, KDHE March 28 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Department of Health and Environ- doses are 97 percent effective, accord- said there are concerns that additional Olathe Health Family Medicine, ment, says the 11 locations were iden- Initial symptoms of measles include ing to the CDC; one dose is 93 percent cases may be identified. 2017 E. Market St., La Cygne, tified through contact tracing, the high fever, coughing, runny nose and effective. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 44 Trump says US and NKorea talking at ‘extremely high levels’ PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Pres- summit since the Koreas’ 1945 divi- gram. The president did not answer pose a threat to Japan might not be part ident Donald Trump said Tuesday that sion. “We have had direct talks at very shouted questions about whether he of the U.S. negotiations, praised the U.S. and North Korea are holding “They do have my blessing to dis- high levels — extremely high levels — has spoken with Kim. Trump on Tuesday for his bravery in direct talks at “extremely high levels” cuss the end of the war,” said Trump, with North Korea,” Trump said. Kim’s offer for a summit was ini- agreeing to meet with the North Ko- in preparation for a potential summit who welcomed Abe to his Florida re- “We’ll either have a very good tially conveyed to Trump by South rean dictator. with North Korean leader Kim Jong sort on Tuesday. meeting or we won’t have a good Korea last month, and the president “I’d like to commend Donald’s Un. Trump is looking to hold his own meeting,” he added. “And maybe we shocked many when it was announced courage in his decision to have the up- At his private Mar-a-Lago club with summit with Kim in the next two won’t even have a meeting at all, de- that he had accepted. U.S. officials coming summit meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, months and said five locations are pending on what’s going in. But I think have indicated over the past two weeks North Korean leader,” Abe said. Trump also confirmed that North and under consideration. The president that there’s a great chance to solve a that North Korea’s government has South Korea are working to negotiate would not disclose the sites but said world problem.” communicated directly with Washing- Trump took credit for the inter-Ko- an end to hostilities before next week’s the U.S. was not among them. President Trump says US, NKorea ton that it is ready to discuss its nuclear rean talks, saying, “Without us and meeting between Kim and South Ko- The proposed summit follows have begun speaking directly ‘at very weapons program. without me, in particular, I guess you rean President Moon Jae-in. The meet- months of increasingly heated rhetoric high levels’ ahead of Kim Jong Un Abe, who has voiced fears that would have to say, they wouldn’t be ing will be the third inter-Korean over the North’s nuclear weapons pro- summit. short- and medium-range missiles that discussing anything.” Manhattan School Dist. 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30 VOLUME 26, NUMBER 44 Thursday, April 19, 2018 Bringing you the News in Print, Facebook and 3D on the internet. 55 Riley County Police Dept 2017 Payroll Last Name First Name Division Position 2017 Gross Pay Olsen JoshuaA Jail Division Corre Officer 39,419.62 Freidline Travis A Jail Division Jail Lt 71,039.64 Opat JoshuaS Patrol Division Police Officer 67,418.25 French MarkS Patrol Division Police Lt 97,594.20 Parr MichaelG Investigations Police Officer 57,656.66 Fritzson StevenC Patrol Division Police Officer 70,707.50 Parsons SpencerW Investigations Police Corporal 70,886.29 Gambrel MattR Patrol Division Police Officer 63,499.82 Pate RachelA Patrol Division Police Officer 51,653.82 Girard AndrewT Patrol Division Police Officer 66,681.67 Peterson AdamJ Patrol Division Police Corporal 66,407.17 Glessner NicholeM Office of Director Secretary 61,027.41 Peterson RoxanneM Support Services Records Tech 53,280.96 Goggins JuliaD Admin Services CALEA Manager 66,312.66 Pfrang MatthewW Patrol Division Police Officer 55,904.49 Goggins ShawnK Patrol Division Police Officer 42,663.57 Pilloni EricW Jail Division Corr Officer 2,998.27 Gorman MaryM Support Services Dispatcher 21,019.76 Polley EdwardJ Support Services IT Staff 65,479.03 Gregoire SoniaM Patrol Division Police Officer 63,700.12 Porter JessicaL Jail Division Corr Officer 14,254.25 Gregoire StevenD Patrol Division Police Officer 60,400.82 Pushee WilliamR Patrol Division Police Officer 71,052.53 Greinke LawrenceJ Jail Division Jail Sgt 45,688.45 Quick ChaseE Support Services Dispatcher 48,154.02 Hagemeister ScottD Patrol Division Police Sgt 89,569.64 Ramsey NeilE Patrol Division Police Corpora l71,940.51 Hagerty SarahN Patrol Division Police Officer 34,634.65 Randazzo AmandaM Support Services Dispatcher 39,660.13 Hahn ErikaD Jail Division Corr Officer 57,427.13 Riniker AlanD Investigations CSI Technician 66,116.72 Hajek ScottP Admin Services Police Sgt 89,150.96 Robertson ShannonL Jail Division Jail Assistan t59,513.86 Handley DarrylA Jail Division Police Ser Aide 14,748.75 Robinson AlexanderP Patrol Division Police Officer 36,820.28 Harnage ChristopherP Jail Division Corr Officer 53,665.07 Robinson ChristineL Admin Services HR Specialist 79,125.31 Harnage KiraM Jail Division Corr Officer 47,993.10 Roche JohnP Jail Division Jail Sgt 59,876.18 Harris MichealaG Jail Division Jail Sgt 47,975.08 Rowland HaliJ Admin Services Pub Info Officer 25,110.55 Hartman ElizabethM Investigations CSI Technician 4,209.29 Russell DavidD Jail Division Corr Officer 50,026.26 Hayes JaredW Patrol Division Police Corporal 70,756.04 Sanders CalvinL Investigations Police Officer 66,221.98 Hazelwood KodyA Patrol Division Police Officer 45,258.87 Sanders TrevorM Patrol Division Police Officer 4,027.89 Hegarty TimothyC Investigations Police Capt 112,233.36 Schaaf JasonM Investigations Evidence Tech 47,483.13 Hensley TroyA Patrol Division Police Sgt 99,844.18 Schlegel JamieL Jail Division Corr Officer 45,821.25 Hitschmann 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Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 66 James Comey Gets Pilloried from Left, Right, and Center By Kyle Smith headline of Karen Tumulty’s san office.” Comey admits fail- National Review column in the Washington Post. ing to tell Trump that the sala- For months, the media and Tumulty highlights Comey’s cious dossier about him at the President Trump’s loudest op- “pettiness, insecurity and need center of the Russia probe “was ponents convinced themselves for affirmation,” plus an “ego” a product of the Clinton cam- that James Comey’s much-an- that “stays in high gear.” Fellow paign and the Democratic Na- ticipated book was the ticking WaPo columnist Alexandra tional Committee,” Penn notes. bomb that would blow up the Petri relentlessly spoofs On the woke-child site Vox, Trump administration. Instead: Comey’s gassy references to Alex Ward’s column “Why No boom. Reinhold Niebuhr and his sanc- Comey Isn’t the Hero You Comey hoped to guide the timonious self-regard: “In the Think He Is” castigates Comey spotlight to his self-image as ul- beginning was the word, and for being too tough on Clinton, timate G-Man — a stalwart, the word was with God, and the says that “Comey wasn’t ex- sober, nonpartisan public ser- word was God, and then, on actly an exemplary leader when vant whose courage and recti- Dec. 14, 1960, I, James Comey, he was in charge of the FBI,” tude guided him through a was born. The initials, as Rein- and rebukes his “holier-than- moral, legal, and political hold Niebuhr would tell us, are thou persona.” The New Re- thicket. Instead, the book re- no coincidence.” The paper’s public nervously asks, “Is veals Comey to be a hack. A nonfiction-book critic, Carlos Comey helping?” in a column blunderer. A blowhard. He took Lozada, compares Comey’s by Alex Shepard noting that a mighty swing at Trump and lack of self-awareness to “Comey’s own credibility has managed to punch himself in Trump’s, questions Comey’s undergone some damage . . . it’s the eye. ethics, and says his “self-criti- unclear whether the book and Not only does the book offer cism — and self-regard — is al- its accompanying media blitz zilch in the way of damaging most comical,” scorning have moved the needle of pub- new evidence against the presi- Comey both for lying about lic opinion in his favor.” Shep- dent in the Russia matter or playing basketball for William ard says the book shows anything else, but its most re- & Mary and for ostentatiously “personal animus toward vealing and most noticed pas- flogging himself for the fib Trump” and frets that it con- sage pulverizes Comey’s own later. The very D.C. collision of tains “no new information.” In reputation. The former FBI di- the trifling and the sanctimo- the New York Times, David rector is being pilloried from nious in Comey’s personality is Leonhardt says “Comey, how- left, right, and center. Perhaps irresistibly funny: He’s James ever, decided that he knew bet- even worse for him, he is being Comedy. ter than everyone else. . . . He mocked as a pompous ass from Fox News’s Chris Wallace developed a series of rationales, left, right, and center. This is dismissed the book as “bitchy” suggesting that he really had no quite an achievement when you and full of opinions rather than choice. They remain unpersua- consider that it isn’t a Fire and bombshells. Bill Clinton poll- sive.” Nate Silver, Matt Ygle- Fury–style exposé but Comey’s ster Mark Penn says in The Hill sias, and David Axelrod roasted own memoir that is making a that the book proves Comey Comey on Twitter, Silver call- fool of him. harbored animus to Trump ing the book “A Higher Roy- “Donald Trump is conta- “from the beginning” and “im- alty” and “not particularly gious: He turned James Comey peaches Comey’s fitness to honorable.” into Donald Trump” runs the have ever held high, nonparti- Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 77

Court strikes down as vague part of immigration law WASHINGTON (AP) — long list of “aggravated Senate Republicans to act on The Supreme Court said Tues- felonies” that can lead to depor- Obama’s nomination of Judge day that part of a federal law tation. Merrick Garland. Deadlocked that makes it easier to deport 4-4, the justices scheduled a immigrants who have been con- The case was initially argued new round of arguments once victed of crimes is too vague to in January 2017 by a court that Gorsuch joined the court. be enforced. was short a member because of The case is Sessions v. Di- Scalia’s death and the refusal of maya, 15-1498. The court’s 5-4 decision — an unusual alignment in which new Justice Neil Gorsuch joined the four liberal justices — concerns a catchall provision of immigration law that defines what makes a crime violent. For Sale Conviction for a crime of vio- lence makes deportation “a vir- Manhattan Shoe Repair tual certainty” for an immigrant, no matter how long Manhattan, Ks he has lived in the United States, Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her opinion for the The Roberts Court, 2017 Back row (left to right): Elena Kagan, Samuel Alito, Sonia Sotomayor, court. and Neil Gorsuch. Front row (left to right): Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Anthony Kennedy, Chief Interested parties call: Justice John Roberts, Clarence Thomas, and Stephen Breyer The decision is a loss for 785-477-6981 President Donald Trump’s ad- reasonable people cannot un- United States legally as a 13- course of committing the of- ministration, which has empha- derstand its terms and judges year-old in 1992. After he fense.” after 6:00 pm sized stricter enforcement of do not know where to begin in pleaded no contest to two immigration law. In this case, applying it.” charges of burglary in Califor- Immigration judges would President Barack Obama’s ad- The case turned on a deci- nia, the government began de- have allowed Dimaya to be de- ministration took the same po- sion from 2015 that struck portation proceedings against ported, but the federal appeals Class of ‘71 sition in the Supreme Court in down a similarly worded part him. The government argued court in San Francisco struck you are eligible for defense of the challenged pro- of another federal law that im- among other things that he down the provision as unconsti- vision. poses longer prison sentences could be removed from the tutionally vague. The Supreme Medicare on repeat criminals. The major- country because his convictions Court affirmed that ruling Tues- Time to be exposed to a whole New Termi- With the four other conserva- ity opinion in that case was one qualified as crimes of violence day. nology tive justices in dissent, it was of the last written by Justice that allowed his removal under Time to meet people from all over the the vote of the Trump appointee Antonin Scalia, who died in immigration law. The decision does not inter- world... telemarketing. that was decisive in striking 2016 and whose seat Gorsuch Immigration officials relied fere with the government’s abil- Time for direct mail advertising promoting down the provision at issue. filled. on a section of immigration law ity to deport people who are their opinions. Gorsuch did not join all of that lists crimes that make peo- convicted of clearly violent Maybe you should take time now for a free Kagan’s opinion, but he agreed The 2015 decision “tells us ple eligible for deportation. The crimes, including murder and with her that the law could not how to resolve this case,” category in which Dimaya’s rape, as well as drug trafficking non-biased review of Medicare & Social Se- be left in place. Gorsuch wrote Kagan wrote. convictions fell is a crime “that, and other serious offenses. The curity. that “no one should be surprised Tuesday’s decision involves by its very nature, involves a ruling is limited to a category of that the Constitution looks un- James Dimaya, a native of the substantial risk that physical crimes that carry a prison term Dwight Johnson kindly on any law so vague that Philippines who came to the force...may be used in the of more than a year, but do not Kansas Financial Services otherwise comfortably fit in a 785-537-1305 Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 88 U.S., France and U.K. Strike Syria Over Chemical Attack

President Donald J. Trump announces the coordinated France, and the United Kingdom against the Syrian chemical attack against Syrian civilians by the Assad attacked by the armed forces of the United States, regime of Bashar al-Assad in response to the recent regime | April 13, 2018 (OfficialWhite House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian) Certain of gas attack, allies struck Syria before UN report WASHINGTON (AP) — said. Douma rely mainly on open “the strong smell of chlorine dustrial and other civilian uses, Despite the strikes, the chem- The United States, Britain and The three countries launched source information. That in- and described symptoms con- so it is not banned by the ical weapons watchdog agency France opted to strike Syria for their missiles even as the fact- cludes witness testimony, as sistent with exposure to sarin.” Chemical Weapons Conven- said its experts would go ahead its apparent use of chemical finding team from the Organi- well as video and photos shot A senior administration official tion. The treaty does, however, with their mission. The Russian weapons without waiting for a zation for the Prohibition of by aid workers, victims of the told reporters Saturday that prohibit the use of chlorine as foreign ministry, however, ac- report from U.N. inspectors be- Chemical Weapons was in the attacks and unspecified addi- while there was more publicly a weapon. cused the allies of acting when cause they were convinced that Syrian capital and had been ex- tional intelligence about barrel available evidence pointing to One senior U.S. official fa- they did “to hamper the work of the Assad government had used pected to head on Saturday to bombs and chlorine canisters the use of chlorine, the U.S. has miliar with the decision to act the OPCW inspectors.” chlorine and sarin nerve gas Douma. found in the aftermath. “significant information that on Friday said the U.S., British The U.S. has denied that as- against a rebel-held Damascus Russia and Syria have denied Barrel bombs are large con- also points to sarin use.” and French intelligence serv- sertion and called the group’s suburb, American officials said that chemical weapons were tainers packed with fuel, explo- The official did not elaborate ices were unanimous in their mission “essential” to a com- Saturday. used at all and said their own in- sives and scraps of metal, and on what that information en- assessments of the attack and plete understanding of what The allies also acted because vestigators had been to the area British Prime Minister Theresa tailed. were “eager” to move when chemical agents were used. of concerns that Russian and and found no trace of them. May said reports indicated the Chlorine use has been a re- they did because of concerns Syrian forces may already have Those assertions have been de- Syrian government had used curring footnote in the course of about contamination of the site. A second U.S. official said tried to clean up important evi- nounced as lies by Western of- one to deliver the chemicals. Syria’s civil war, but rarely has The officials spoke on con- Britain, France and the U.S. are dence in Douma, where more ficials. The White House said doc- it generated the same outrage as dition of anonymity because confident that the inspectors’ than 40 people died in last The West’s assessments of tors and aid organizations on reports of sarin use. they were not authorized to eventual report will confirm weekend’s attack, the officials what happened April 7 in the ground in Douma reported Chlorine has legitimate in- publicly discuss specifics be- their findings that chlorine was yond those contained in the used, likely in conjunction with Statement on Inspector General Report on formal statements. sarin. former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe Judicial Watch should expect a full investiga- corruption and cover-up didn’t suit that Judicial Watch filed on (Washington, DC) – Judicial tion of the numerous anti- end, unfortunately, with James behalf of Jeffrey A. Danik, a 30- Watch President Tom Fitton Trump and other outrageous Comey’s well deserved firing. year veteran, retired FBI super- made the following statement FBI abuses under Obama and Judicial Watch uncovered visory special agent, against the regarding the Department of McCabe’s mentor, James that McCabe, despite massive Department of Justice for Justice Inspector General’s re- Comey. contributions from Clinton ally records related to McCabe (Jef- port released today regarding The IG report also presents Terence McAuliffe to his frey A. Danik v. U.S. Depart- fired FBI Deputy Director An- additional evidence that the wife’s 2015 political campaign, ment of Justice (No. drew McCabe: Obama DOJ sought to shut did not recuse himself from the 1:17-cv-01792)). The lawsuit Attorney General Jeff Ses- down FBI investigation of Clin- Clinton email investigation seeks: sions was wholly justified in fir- ton Foundation. This is yet one until just a week before the Text messages and emails of ing former FBI Deputy Director more reason to either reopen or 2016 presidential election. Ju- McCabe containing: Dr. Jill Andrew McCabe. The IG report reinvigorate the Clinton Foun- dicial Watch also forced out McCabe, Jill, Common Good released today portrays Mc- dation pay-to-play probes. documents that show that Mc- VA, Terry McAuliffe, Clinton, Cabe as a serial liar. And, once again, the IG re- Cabe used FBI resources for Virginia Democratic Party, De- When regular people lie to port shows the FBI has been his wife’s campaign. mocrat, Conflict, Senate, Vir- the FBI, they get slapped with covering up Andrew McCabe ginia Senate, Until I return, felony charges. text messages. The messages Separately, the FBI failed to Paris, France, Campaign, Run, Judicial Watch uncovered should have been turned over in turn over any McCabe text Political, Wife, Donation, OGC, documents months ago that Judicial Watch FOIA litigation messages in a final response to Email, or New York Times. should have triggered Mr. Mc- but we haven’t received one a September 2017 Freedom of Cabe’s removal. Americans McCabe text message. The FBI Information Act (FOIA) law- Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 99 Web's inventor discusses digital monopolies, privacy threats SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — the incumbent. cause they worry about the so- year ago. A couple years ago, I Tim Berners-Lee gave away the cial network. was very disappointed with the technology that he used to in- Q: Do we need regulations whole fake news thing. We are vent the World Wide Web, so imposed on Google, Face- In other words, whenever finding out a lot more about the it's not surprising that he's wor- book, and Amazon because of there is a monopoly, it's a malicious manipulation of con- ried about the current state of the power of their networks? threat. But on the other hand, tent, which we always sus- the internet as Google, Face- I think that is too broad a you also may find in a couple pected but it's now coming out book and Amazon become in- question. You might look at reg- years, that when you look back in the open. It's all pretty de- creasingly dominant in the ulations for antitrust or monop- and what you thought was the pressing when it comes to the digital world. oly, there might be regulations dominant threat has finally web not being in a functional When the web turned 29 about privacy, there might be been replaced by something way of serving humanity. years old in March, Berners- regulations for search engines else on another axis. Lee shared some of his con- (and) whether they should be Meanwhile, I feel a big back- cerns in an annual letter that he declared a public good and Q: Do you think that is still lash coming about personal writes as a director for the therefore have a duty to provide possible for that to happen, data. I talk to people about proj- World Wide Web Foundation, fair answers. You have to see with the all the power that ects on how to manage their an organization he founded to every case independently. these networks have accumu- personal data and people get ensure the internet remains ac- lated? very excited about that. It's just cessible to everyone. He ex- Q: What do you think of A: I am concerned, partly not people like you and me that panded on why we should be the argument that these com- because it means the ability to think of things like this all the worried about digital monopo- panies have become modern- change the web for the better is time. All kinds of people are lies in an interview with The day trusts and it might make limited to the labs of those par- thinking about it. To some ex- Associated Press. sense to break them up? ticular companies rather than to tent, we may see a backlash, we The interview was conducted Anyone should always be- the community at large. I think may see a revival of a sort of a a few weeks before Facebook's come concerned about a mo- there is a danger that ... in the more utopian push saying, 'No, current privacy scandal, one nopoly stifling innovation. It next 10 years we end up with this isn't the world I want, we triggered by revelations that its was an issue with AT&T, not to the same dominant players that can do better.' social networking service al- mention Standard Oil. When we have today because that is lowed a political data-mining Tim Berners-Lee the web started, it was actually the way market domination The web was actually more firm to gain access to the infor- (browser pioneer) Netscape that works. exciting when we were all getting worse. (And) a monop- mation of millions of its users. was dominant. Now people watching blogs and linking to oly messes up a market, it tends It has been edited for clarity. Q: And in commerce? don't worry so much about the Q: Are you feeling better each other's blogs and ended up to hit innovation. I think there Pretty much.... It is really browser. They worry more or worse about where the reading the best blogs because are some people that are wor- Q: What are your biggest hard for people to think about about the search engine. Except web is today compared to a you follow all the best links and ried about the fact that there is concerns about the internet? how to make progress to design for the people that don't worry year ago? so on. It was great, and we can a monopoly in search, social... Bullying and fake news are new systems without involving about search engines at all be- I think about the same as a do that again.

Greitens’ Prosecutors Produce Video Hours After Release of House Report The Sentinel and what she said in the depo- deserve attention. The defense be saying that she reminded her etens via FaceTime several On Thursday in open court, sition taken a month ago by St. attorneys spoke to several of girl friends after the story broke months after her initial en- James Martin, a defense attor- Louis Circuit Attorney Kim them, all exculpatory. in January that she had told counter. The judge refused to ney for Gov. Eric Greitens, Gardner and her private inves- The House report makes K.S. them about the slap at the time accept the prosecution argu- spoke to the issue of a video tigator, William Tisaby. look like a non-consenting vic- it happened. The girl friends, ment that this revelation was ir- deposition that had somehow tims of Greitens during their however, did not remember her relevant. gone missing. Said Martin, “Knowing the first sexual encounter in the telling them about the slap. “You don’t think that has House was going to put out basement of his house on anything to do with whether or “Just hours after the House such vile information in a re- March 21, 2015. In the newly “Suddenly,” said Martin, not the [initial] March 21st in- Committee is issuing its re- port, to not turn over the infor- found video, K.S. admits to “now we have evidence that cident was consensual,” Burli- port,” Martin told Judge Rex mation to us that would have having been “turned on” by the slap could all be made up. son said in one of his few Burlison, “and conveniently disproved much of what K.S. is Greitens’s advances during that That, in fact, she may have interjections, “the fact that there after [the prosecution] has ob- saying and completely dis- first rendezvous. made an effort to have her was Facebooking three or four tained a gag order in this case, prove this claim of nonconsen- friends support a made-up months later?” the video tape has magically ap- sual is so wrong, Judge.” A In the House report much story.” peared and been produced.” Judge Rex Burlison separate article will address was made of an alleged slap to One particular bit of evi- Said Martin, “This woman is why the prosecution failed to K.S.’s face by Greitens. From dence troubled Burlison, not a victim. She was a willing The video reportedly con- cies between what the woman, turn over the video in a timely her testimony in the newly specifically the semi-nude pic- participant in everything they tains some serious discrepan- K.S., told the House Committee manner, but the discrepancies found deposition, K.S. seems to ture K.S. sent of herself to Gri- did, and this video goes a long Greitens’ Prosecutors Admit “Egregious Mistakes,” Face Dismissal of Case The Sentinel mistake of relying on him.” Circuit Judge Rex Burlison What is missing from the re- Said Martin of Gardner, she the notes and video that defense Two separate Associated According to the AP wire re- may very well feel otherwise. port in the Times is the word “sat there and let him lie every rightly claimed prosecutors Press reports on the criminal in- port as it appeared on the On Monday, he said he would “perjury” or, even more incred- time.” Defense counsel Scott were withholding. The produc- vestigation into Missouri Gov. Fox4KC web site, Dierker ar- rule Thursday on the defense ibly, any reference to St. Louis Rosenblum had never made an tion of this material, some of Eric Greitens use the word gued that “the ‘egregious mis- request to dismiss the case. Circuit Court Attorney, Kim allegation against a prosecutor which is exculpatory, came “egregious,” each in a slightly takes’ of the man hired to The AP piece that appears in Gardner, the woman who hired in his 35 years of practice until hours after a House committee different context. No matter investigate Missouri Gov. Eric the Times is something of a Tisaby. Thursday when he called out released its report on Greitens. how exactly Chief Trial Assis- Greitens should not prompt dis- whitewash. The reporter uses Gardner. “Not only was her be- As to why the House com- tant Robert Dierker used the missal of the indictment against the word “bungling” to de- As the Sentinel reported Fri- havior grossly, grossly incom- mittee insisted on releasing a re- word, however, his admission is the governor.” scribe Tisaby and repeats day, defense counsel James petent, under any stretch,” said port before Greitens was able to a stunning one. Dierker’s comparison of Tis- Martin accused Tisaby in open Rosenblum, “but she suborned respond and after Judge Burli- According to the AP report in In either case, Dierker argued aby to the clownish Inspector court of “multiple, multiple perjury in my presence.” son discouraged the committee the New York Times, Dierker that no matter how egregious Clouseau from “The Pink Pan- lies.” Martin could not have from releasing it remains some- said of the hiring of private in- Tisaby’s mistakes were, they ther” movies. The prosecu- been more blunt. Said he, “what Tisaby’s deceptions came to thing of a mystery. vestigator William Tisaby, “We were not “worthy of the ulti- tion’s problems go much we have here is criminal perjury light only after the Circuit At- are saddled with the egregious mate sanction of dismissal.” deeper than that. under oath.” torney’s office finally released Court Rules Illegal Aliens Can Sue over “Discriminatory Employment Policy” Requiring Judicial Watch ican American Legal Defense MALDEF victories involve District of Florida. Procter & sophisticated corporations like DACA alleged that Northwest- For the second time in a few and Educational Fund plaintiffs who benefit from a Gamble requires citizenship Procter & Gamble.” ern Mutual’s policy requiring years, a federal court has ruled (MALDEF), a leftist group that special Obama amnesty known and immigration status infor- him to have a green card be- that illegal immigrants can sue specializes in discrimination as Deferred Action for Child- mation on its applications and Judge Kathleen M. cause he’s not a U.S. citizen dis- American employers that refuse lawsuits on behalf of illegal im- hood Arrivals (DACA) that warns that candidates “must be Williams, a former public de- criminated against him. to hire them because they re- migrants and has Chicago ties shields nearly 800,000 illegal a U.S. citizen or national, fender appointed to the federal Requiring the Mexican na- quire workers to be U.S. citi- to Obama. MALDEF pushes aliens under the age of 31 from refugee, asylee or lawful per- bench by Obama in 2011, tional, Ruben Juarez, to provide zens or legal residents (green for free college tuition for ille- deportation. manent resident.” Rodriquez is agrees, citing MALDEF’s proof of legal residency im- card holders). The latest blow to gal immigrants and lowering In the recent Florida case a neither and he quickly played other lawsuit in her ruling. In posed an additional burden that the rule of law was delivered by educational standards to accom- Venezuelan immigrant, David the discrimination card after denying Procter & Gamble’s constitutes alienage discrimina- an Obama-appointed federal modate new migrants. Its lead- Rodriguez, living in Miami is getting nixed as a candidate. In motion to dismiss Rodriguez’s tion, according to the complaint judge in south Florida, who ership refers to the U.S. suing consumer goods corpora- a statement MALDEFF’s pres- lawsuit, Judge Williams claims filed on his behalf by handed a powerful open-bor- government’s immigration en- tion Procter & Gamble for re- ident reminds that “work-autho- the Venezuelan immigrant’s MALDEF. The federal judge ders group a huge victory in a forcement effort as racist and fusing to give him a paid rized DACA holders are claims are “strikingly similar” hearing that case in New York case accusing a major U.S. xenophobic and says it’s racist internship because he is not a valuable contributors to our to those in MALDEF’s 2014 agreed and, in a federal court- company of discriminating to make English the country’s legal resident or citizen of the economy” and “should not have suit against insurance company room more than 1,000 miles against an illegal immigrant. official national language and United States. MALDEF filed to face arbitrary and biased ex- Northwestern Mutual in New south, Williams used the deci- Though years apart, both inhumane to protect the south- the lawsuit last year in U.S. clusions from employment, es- York. In that complaint, a Mex- sion to justify hers. lawsuits were filed by the Mex- ern border with a fence. Both District Court for the Southern pecially by large and ican illegal alien protected by Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 1010 Kansas license plates to undergo makeover TOPEKA—License plates ience for customers.” for newly registered cars in Customers will have the Kansas are undergoing a chance to provide an email ad- makeover. dress or mobile phone to re- The new plates will carry the ceive alerts when their plate is same designs currently offered, ordered and shipped. The ship- but will be flat instead of em- ment notice will include a link bossed. Additionally, new to track the status of the pack- plates will be delivered directly age to know when to expect it to the vehicle owner in the up- at home. dated process. The process will only apply “This project completely to new orders for plates. There modernizes the way the State of is no need for current plate Kansas produces and delivers holders to order a replacement license plates,” Governor Jeff because of the updated system. Colyer, M.D. said. “The old Typically, new plates are or- process has been in place since dered after a car is purchased the first license plate was cre- and there is no plate to transfer, ated by the state in 1913, so it is when a plate is lost, damaged, long overdue for streamlining. or stolen, or if the customer or- My administration is prioritiz- ders a personalized combina- ing providing more effective tion. service for Kansans at the best price.” The new Kansas license plate. Other states with flat plates The transition to the new include Oklahoma, Nebraska, process will be complete on Au- “This new process will elim- when it’s produced. The new nation. nent plate will be “printed” on and Texas. gust 1. To prepare for that date, inate the millions of dollars’ system offers more conven- Under the new process, any demand by KDOR’s vendor, the Department of Revenue will worth of license plate inventory customer purchasing a new Center Industries. The perma- stop accepting new orders for that sits in county offices across plate will place an order at the nent plate will arrive at the cus- personalized plates effective the state and often goes un- county motor vehicle office. tomer’s home in 10-14 April 27. Personalized plate used,” Revenue Secretary Sam The customer will leave the of- business days, at which time service will resume under the Williams said. “Plus, personal- fice with a 30 day temporary li- the customer will affix the reg- new process on August 1 with ized plate customers will no cense tag and their registration istration sticker received at the faster, on-site approval of the longer have to go back in to the sticker. Meanwhile, the perma- office to the new plate and at- requested personalized combi- tach it to the car. office to pick up their new plate

Kansas Wheat Crops Likely Damaged By Weekend Freeze Kansas News Service Wheat producers in Kansas are worried about the potential for freeze damage after temper- atures stayed below freezing for much of the weekend. While it’s not unusual for Kansas to see spring freezes, the frigid temperatures and blowing wind over the weekend likely caused some damage to the state’s wheat crop. “I think this year we’re really putting the crop to the test,” said Romulo Lollato, wheat Manhattan Shoe Repair specialist at Kansas State Uni- versity. Wheat fields in south-central Repaairing Shoes and southeast Kansas are the Boots Luggage most susceptible to freeze dam- Purses Backpacks age right now because of where Hours 8 - 5:30 Monday - Friday they’re at in development. Lol- lato suggests producers in those Leaf burn from freeze damage. By intself, this cosmetc damage only. GARY E. GORDON 216 S. 4th St. regions evaluate their crops for (Dr. Romuld Lollato, KSU) 776-1193 Local Manhattan, Ks 66502-6003 damage before putting any as a state right now is definitely ceptional drought. least a foot deep at this point. more money into them. the drought,” Lollato said. Lollato said he has seen If May ends up being as hot But freeze damage isn’t even Almost the entire state is ex- crops in some fields in south- and dry as expected, already the biggest problem wheat is periencing drier than normal west Kansas with roots that stressed wheat crops may face facing. conditions, with most of south- only go down one to two even greater damage and, ulti- “I think the biggest concern west Kansas in extreme or ex- inches when they should be at mately, lower yields.

Supreme Court hearing case about online sales tax collection States say that as a result of customers sales tax when cern for the Supreme Court state or more than 200 transac- the rule and the growth of inter- they’re shipping to addresses when it announced the physical tions annually with state resi- net shopping, they’re losing bil- outside those states. presence rule in a case involv- dents to collect and turn over lions of dollars in tax revenue Sales Tax: $0. Online shop- ing a catalog retailer in 1967, a sales tax to the state. every year. More than 40 states pers have gotten used to seeing rule it reaffirmed in 1992. But are asking the Supreme Court to that line on checkout screens states say software has now The state wanted out-of-state abandon the rule. before they click “purchase.” made collecting sales tax easy. retailers to begin collecting the Large retailers such as Apple, But a case before the Supreme tax and sued Overstock.com, Macy’s, Target and Walmart, Court could change that. (April The case the court is hearing home goods company Wayfair which have brick-and-mortar 17) has to do with a law passed by and electronics retailer stores nationwide, generally South Dakota in 2016, a law de- Newegg. The state has con- collect sales tax from their cus- Sellers who defend the cur- signed to challenge the ceded in court, however, that it tomers who buy online. But rent rule say collecting sales tax Supreme Court’s physical pres- can only win by persuading the other online sellers that only nationwide is complex and ence rule. The law requires out- Supreme Court to do away with have a physical presence in a costly, especially for small sell- of-state sellers who do more its current physical presence few states can sidestep charging ers. That complexity was a con- than $100,000 of business in the rule. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 1111 Cities And Suburbs Snub Chicken Business, But Rural Kansas Sets Lower Bar For New Jobs Kansas News Service support for the project. For about 10 years Laura Sedgwick County officials Krier has lived in Concordia, faced similar backlash when Kansas, a small town that she’s they began showing interest as seen get only smaller. a potential replacement destina- Without some kind of eco- tion for Tyson. And just like in nomic development, she fears Tonganoxie, county officials things it will only get worse. quickly turned their attention “I just want to see it grow,” elsewhere. said Krier, a real estate agent By early December the com- and part-time basketball coach. mission had issued a statement “I want my kids to want to that they would not offer Tyson come back home.” any tax incentives. Instead, it That’s why, when a deal to entered into a partnership with build a Tyson Foods chicken Spirit Aerosystems to give $7 processing plant in Tonganoxie, million to help expand the com- Kansas, collapsed, she fully pany’s production line. supported her city’s efforts to “We just evaluated, ‘Where lure them to Concordia. should our resources go?’,’’ Kreir grew up in Holcomb, Sedgwick County Commis- Kansas, where her single sioner Michael O’Donnell said. mother worked for a Tyson beef “And Spirit is where this com- processing plant. She says she mission went.” fully understands both the good But state officials remain and the bad that large animal confident. They still see poultry processing production brings, as an industry where Kansas but that for her mother and fam- could really grow. ily, the job was, well, a job. Inside Tyson Foods processing plant. (Tyson Foods) The Kansas Legislature has “She knew she had job secu- also entered the debate. This rity,” she said. “She had good year, it passed a bill that in- income. If she needed to take dwindling work available now. a year. It’s an economic devel- weren’t as excited. They were pollution, bad odors, and de- creases how many chickens can time off she had days where she Enough, at least, to help save opment luxury that many upset that the project was an- creased property values. be housed inside of barns could take time off and paid as towns struggling to keep peo- smaller communities don’t nounced before receiving any Those opponents also said within a mile of other inhabited well.” ple. have. input on how the plant would that Tonganoxie didn’t need buildings. The bill is essentially Many parts of rural Kansas Larger and more prosperous In September, Tyson an- change their lives. those jobs. The average Tyson an invite to the poultry industry. would love to land a big com- suburban areas, however, have nounced plans for a $320 mil- Protests followed by a group wage of $13 to $15 an hour, “I’m confident that there are pany like Tyson, fully aware already chased Tyson away. lion poultry complex on the called Citizens Against Project they said, was far worse than communities across our state that it would bring foul smells They’d rather see growth in the outskirts of Tonganoxie that Sunset, the code name city and the average salary of most of that are interested and willing to and pose a potential threat to the tech or aerospace manufactur- would employ about 1,600 state officials used to discuss the people already living in the see this as an economic devel- local water supply. Even though ing industries. Companies of- people. Then-Gov. Sam the project. The group worried area. opment opportunity for their re- the jobs are hard labor with fering lower salaries aren’t as Brownback applauded the plan about what the plant, and the With so much backlash, it gion,” Kerry Wefald, director of modest pay, the wages would be enticing when you can com- as a boon for the Kansas econ- chicken farms that would come took less than a month before marketing, of the Kansas De- better than what comes with the mute to a job that pays $60,000 omy. But local residents with it, would bring — water city officials voted to pull their partment of Agriculture said. State Takes Control Of 15 Financially Troubled Private Nursing Homes The owner and operator of 15 County, one is in Johnson the facilities.” look at our regulations on that, El Dorado Care & Reha- Pittsburg Care & Reha- Kansas nursing homes has con- County and one is in Leaven- “Our end goal,” he added, as to what the state has the abil- bilitation Center bilitation Center sented to be placed in receiver- worth County. “is to get all the facilities back ity to look at going forward. … Eskridge Care & Reha- Spring Hill Care & Re- ship after defaulting on Keck said that Mission on sound footing with some But I can tell you we’ll be very bilitation Center habilitation Center payments to vendors and failing Health, a Tampa, Florida-based certainty and then turn them aggressive to make sure that Kaw River Care & Re- Wakefield Care & Reha- to meet payroll. operator of nursing homes that over to another operator in the Kansas gets what we're entitled habilitation Center bilitation Center Kansas Department for already operates 14 skilled next few months. We’ve got a to make us as whole as possible Lansing Care & Reha- Wellington Care & Reha- Aging and Disability Services nursing facilities in Kansas, has pretty aggressive timeline.” when it's all said and done.” bilitation Center bilitation Center Secretary Tim Keck has been assumed day-to-day oversight Mission Health has operated Skyline is owned by Joseph Neodesha Care & Reha- Wichita Care & Rehabil- appointed receiver and will of the Skyline nursing homes. in Kansas since mid-2015, Schwartz. A bio he provided to bilitation Center itation Center oversee operations of the “They have done a really when it took over facilities pre- the Pennsylvania Department of Parkway Care & Reha- Wilson Care & Rehabili- homes, which are scattered good job of getting things or- viously operated by Deseret Health says he was born and bilitation Center tation Center across the state. ganized and back to some level Health Group, which had be- raised in Brooklyn, New York, The owner, Skyline Health of certainty in the last week or come insolvent. In that case and is married with four chil- Care LLC of Wood-Ridge, New so,” Keck said. too, the Kansas Department for dren. It says he began his career FOR SALE Jersey, previously acknowl- The next step, he said, is to Aging and Disability Services in 1986 as an independent in- Black 2011 Honda Pilot Touring edged that it had insufficient find a new owner. facilitated the takeover. surance broker and “has built a funds to pay basic utilities and “It may or may not be Mis- Northjersey.com, a Gannett- profitable portfolio of real es- 4WD 60K miles - LOADED! $21,500 food service vendors. sion Health,” Keck said. “I affiliated website, reported tate investments throughout the The 15 Kansas facilities have don’t know if they will be inter- Monday that Skyline had re- North East Region.” about 845 residents and 950 ested in it or not. We have heard ceived millions of dollars in The bio goes on to say that employees, according to court from several people that they Medicaid revenues for the care Schwartz founded Skyline in documents. Three of the nurs- are interested in some or all of of thousands of elderly resi- 2005 “with the purpose of pur- ing homes are in Wyandotte dents in eight states. It said that chasing and managing health Skyline, which operates out of care facilities.” From Novem- As GOP balks, McConnell a second-floor office above a ber 2015 to the present, it says, shuts down bill to protect Mueller pizzeria and barbershop, had he has acquired 76 health care facilities, including the ones in WASHINGTON (AP) — not good politics to try and tell expanded rapidly in the last Senate Majority Leader Mitch Trump what to do, likening the couple of years, acquiring Kansas. McConnell on Tuesday legislation to “poking the bear.” dozens of skilled-nursing Calls to Schwartz were re- thwarted a bipartisan effort to The bipartisan legislation homes from financially trou- ferred to Juda Engelmayer, protect special counsel Robert was introduced last week as bled chains. president of a public relations Mueller’s job, saying he will Trump publicly criticized Last month, Nebraska health firm called Herald Strategies. not hold a floor vote on the leg- Mueller, who is investigating officials placed 21 nursing Engelmayer said Skyline was islation even if it is approved potential ties between Russia homes and 10 assisted living not trying to run away from its next week in the Senate Judici- and Trump’s 2016 campaign as facilities operated by Skyline problems but it wasn't in a po- ary Committee. well as possible obstruction of in receivership. Kansas offi- sition to discuss them now. McConnell said the bill is un- justice by the president. Trump, "I expect within a week necessary because President fuming about a raid of his per- cials moved to take over the 15 Donald Trump will not fire sonal lawyer’s office by a dif- facilities in Kansas five days you'll be hearing from me," he Mueller. ferent division of the FBI, said later. said. “We’ll not be having this on last week that the Mueller in- Keck said that legal action Here's a list of the 15 nurs- the floor of the Senate,” Mc- vestigation is “an attack on our against Skyline could be in the ing homes: Connell said on Fox News. country” and is “corrupt.” offing. Chase County Care & His comments came amid “I think that's something we Rehabilitation Center widespread opposition to the Trump has also privately will attack on many fronts, Downs Care & Rehabili- bill among members of his cau- pondered firing Deputy Attor- probably through some litiga- tation Center cus, with several GOP senators ney General Rod Rosenstein, tion,” Keck said. “And we Edwardsville Care & Re- saying the bill is unconstitu- who is overseeing Mueller’s in- habilitation Center tional. Others said it’s simply vestigation. probably need to take a fresh Phone: 785-554-9205 NewsNews

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Colyer Takes Heat For Backing More Kansas School Spending By Jim McLean Republicans and Democrats. ing failing schools would re- would have to vote to place it Kansas News Service “That $500 million bill ceive state vouchers so they on the November ballot. Being the incumbent may should not have been passed could transfer to the public or Colyer attempted to shore up give Jeff Colyer a leg up in the and should not be signed,” private school of their choice, his conservative credentials by Republican race for governor, Kobach said, insisting it can’t he said. referring several times to his but it also makes him a target. be funded without a tax in- All three candidates ex- stint as a White House fellow His chief rivals, Kansas Sec- crease. pressed support for a proposed during the Reagan administra- retary of State Kris Kobach and “That bill is a house of constitutional amendment that tion. Insurance Commissioner Ken cards,” he said. would remove the Kansas “I learned about good Repub- Selzer, used a forum sponsored Colyer hailed the bill as a Supreme Court from the fund- lican leadership from Ronald by the Kansas Republican Party good compromise. He said it in- ing debate. Reagan,” he said in his opening In Atchison to characterize creased the state’s investment in Kobach said it’s time that statement. Colyer as a poor manager and education while holding lawmakers and the executive He also addressed an abor- weak leader on conservative schools more accountable for branch “stop getting rolled” by tion case pending before the causes. improving student perform- the Supreme Court. Kansas Supreme Court that “We need a governor who is ance. The school funding debate could decide whether the right going to seize the conservative “I am proudly going to sign a has spanned the terms of 10 to an abortion is protected by flag and march into battle with bill that puts more money into governors, Colyer said, and the state’s constitution. it,” Kobach said in the Friday the classroom and actually “it’s my goal to be the last gov- “Does anybody in this room night event. makes sure that we have out- ernor under this litigation.” believe that the 1859 Kansas Kobach continued to call comes,” Colyer said. But heading into the final Constitution had a right to a himself a “full-throttled”con- If elected, Kobach said, he week of the legislative session, ‘dismemberment abortion?’ servative and criticized Colyer would assign every Kansas the amendment appears a long- Colyer asked, prompting a cho- for supporting a school funding school a grade based on student shot to pass. Two-thirds of rus of “no” from many in the bill backed mainly by moderate performance. Students attend- House and Senate members audience.

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Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 12, 2018 1313 Plats! With W.R. Clark called naford preach A.M. Dined with on J. Mansfield who married him at Br Kelley’s. P.M. Ser- Diary of Issac T. Goodnow - 1858 Harriet Sykes. Dined at W.R. mon by G.G. Jones. After this Transcribed by staff and volunteers of the Clark’s. Sent letters E.D.G—, spoke, 8 Uniontown K.—C— L. Called on Johnson, Took tea Contribution $12. Went home Riley County Historical Museum from a type- with B.F. Mudge who went with C. Field. Fine family. script of the original diary held in the collection with me to Mr Abers. Found Prayer meeting in the Evening. of the Kansas State Historical Society. The Br. Hemstead. No success with Interesting. Goodnow House Historic Site, 2001 Claflin A. Spent the night with T.P. Road Manhattan, Kansas 785-565-5490 is open Richardson $3.— Monday 7/26/58 Miscellaneous calls, with Br. to the public Saturday and Sunday 2:00 p.m. to Wednesday 7/21/58 Field & Dined with Br. Jones, 5:00 p.m. and when Riley County Historical Mu- Took a ride with W.R. Clark, an old student. Lately married! seum staff is available Tuesday through Friday Saw Br Usher, Went into Enjoyed my visit. Called on Br. 9:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is free. Boston. Saw Mr. Clark Editor Kelley, an old preacher. Wishes of Manhattan Times, Dr Webb. a lot 284 S. 23. 4. P.M. took the Met I.S. Kallock on College cars for Boston after a hard run. Diary of Dined at Br. Eldred’s & supped business. Went with Mr. Blake Letter from Harriet. Took the Isaac T. Goodnow at Br. Collins, Got a Free Pass & took tea with Naomi Cook, cars for Medford to visit Br & took the T.W.R.R. for sus- an old student, wrote L. Went Brannan. Old fashioned visit. 1858 pension Bridge Fine Road—in- to East Boston & stopped with Went to bed late. 11 P.M. teresting country not a good Br Lewis, Carrie Pierce, Dr. Saturday 7/3/58 deal of it too low. Deposited in Willard 8. Oak St. Tuesday 7/27/58 Rode around Evanston with Insurance Bank for T. Shattuck Spent the A.M. at Br. Bran- Br Bliss & Dr. Dempster, who $22.33 to pay S. Perry’s note & Thursday 7/22/58 nans Wrote sister Harriett. dined with us. Called on G.F. interest. Visited till 10, & wrote J.W.F P.M. Made several calls. Pic- Foster, & Br. Judson, & Prof— Barnes. Rainy P.M. Went to nic in the grove. Met B.C.L. Noyes in the Eve—talks of buy- Saturday 7/10/58 W.E. Woodward’s, Roxbury, & McCurdy Br Smith & wife &c. ing a lot. Beautiful day. 5 A.M. arrived at Suspension spent the night. Met with Mr. Spent the night at Br. Bran- Bridge. Saw Ass’t. Sup— Col- Lewis & Lady from Brooklyn. nan’s. Pleasant day. Sunday 7/4/58 lamer for a Free Pass—a fail- Pleasant couple. Called at 54 Letter to L— Feel refreshed from my rest ure. Ungentlemanly & Kilby street to see E.R. Warren. & visit. Preaching A.M. by Br skeptical! Had not finished his Isaac Goodnow was an early resident of Manhattan, Disappointed me. Wednesday 7/28/58 Cooper. Sacrement of the nap! Cross! Called at Kansas, and was a free-state supporter. He was a dele- Went into Boston. Met Mr Lord’s supper. Wrote to Ellen Rochester & saw J. Vaughan, gate to the Leavenworth Constitutional Convention Friday 7/23/58 Kallock Called on Dr. Webb & L— Took a ramble on the Lake who introduced me to J. Watts, and was one of the founders of Bluemont College. Met J. Gove in the Boston friend Blake of Kansas Falls. shore. The rolling waves more (Rev) a gentleman, He tried to cars. Called on Rogers & Co Letter from L— Wrote Eli admirable! Read some & rested with Mr. Clark. Printer. Mis- assist me but all efforts vain. Isaac T. Goodnow Educator, abolitionist. Born January 17, Thayer with Mr. Kallock. in quiet. Eve—sermon by Prof. Tea at Mrs. Barnes, Called on 1814 Whitingham, Vermont. Married to Ellen D. Denison in cellaneous business. 11 ¼ A.M. Met W.F. Loomis & wife at Hemenway. Rev Mr Brown & Congdon 1838. Died March 20, 1894 Manhattan, Kansas. Took the cars for P—Called on Fitchboro Depot. Spent 1 ½ Isaac T. Goodnow was a native of Vermont. As a young child Dr. Stevens, Saw Brs. Upham hours with her, &c. Visited L. Monday 7/5/58 Sunday 7/11/58 he looked forward to college, but had his hopes crushed at age & Carpenter. Took tea & spent White at Charlestown Lucy Rode to the Depot with Br 14 when his father died, and he was forced to work to support Rainy morning. Slept the family. He worked as clerk for four years, all the while the night with Dr Fabyaen. Babcock there. He is sick Bliss Called on Dr. Evans. In- sweetly the last night. A M. studying at night. In 1832 he joined the Methodist church and Spent the night. troduced to Dr. Foster. Celebra- preaching by Rev Mr Watts. enrolled at the Wilbraham Academy near Springfield, Massa- Saturday 7/24/58 tion in the Groves of Evanston. Rainy day. Wrote to E, L, chusetts. He completed his studies there and became a profes- Rain early. Saw an old friend Thursday 7/29/58 Business talk with Prof. sor in the primary and English departments. He later became & dined at the Earle House. Pleasant time reflecting, Saw J. professor of natural sciences. From 1848 to 1852 he taught nat- Called on Dr. Webb. Miscel- Noyes:— thinks of taking some Vaughan. ural sciences at Providence Seminary in Rhode Island. Good- 4.20 P.M. took the cars for laneous business. Met J.W.F. lots. 12 ½ took the cars for now came to Kansas in 1855 with the New England Emigrant Worcester. Co. to W__d. Barnes. Called on Miss Dyer Chicago. Dined at Osborn Monday 7/12/58 Aid Company. They had the idea of building a community, Called on Eli Thayer, & con- an old student. Went home with Stone’s. Called on David 7 A.M. took the cars for New which would eventually become Manhattan. versed on college matters. Put Dr W. & spent the night. Pleas- Vaughan. Supped at C. Goodnow became heavily involved in the free state disputes York. 11 A M Called at Syra- that argued whether Kansas ought to become a free or slave up at Swan’s Hotel. ant time. They have adopted a Arnold’s. Called on Mary cuse, on Rev Mr Foote. Saw state. Eventually Goodnow returned back east and began rais- little girl. Slocum. Walk & visit with B. Rev. Earle, Cole, Isaac Hall, ing funds for a Methodist institution. He became a co-founder Sunday 7/25/58 Slocum. Adams, &c Dined with them. and the first president of Bluemont College. Lonely—took a walk. Called Continued Next Week - Perhaps Goodnow's greatest contribution to the educational on C. Field. Heard Br Han- Sold lot 242. W 4 to Isaac Hall, climate of Manhattan was his work in locating the Kansas Agri- Tuesday 7/6/58 Plank Road, Onondago Co., cultural College there. The building and grounds of Bluemont 6 ½ AM. Took the cars for N.Y., for a gold watch, costing College were donated to the state to serve as the foundation for Detroit by way of Michigan $65. Arrived in Albany 8. P.M. the new institution, which has developed into the present-day Central R. Road. Arriving at 7. took the Steamboat Sir Isaac Kansas State University. Some 82,000 acres of land were given P.M. 282 miles. Free Pass. by the federal government to support the agricultural college. Newton for N.Y. City. Did not Goodnow converted more than half of this acreage into much Called on Rev. Davidson & sleep much. needed cash during his tenure as land agent for the college from stopped over night. Lost my 1867 to 1873. Goodnow spent most of his life in service to the keepsake Hdkf! Feel badly. Tuesday 7/13/58 state of Kansas, until his passing in 1894. Letters to E.D.G— & John The house that he and his wife, Ellen, occupied is now Good- Arrived in N.Y. City 7. A.M. now House State Historic Site, administered by the Kansas His- Laman, Lawrence, K.T. stopped at Beekman Street torical Society. Isaac T. Goodnow's personal papers are Hotel, with a traveling acquain- available for research in the archives at the Kansas Historical Wednesday 7/7/58 tance. Not very well. Called on Society. Mary’s Corner Bookstore Rode to Horton’s signal sta- J.M. Howe. Wrote & sent let- 1300 Pillbury Dr. - Manhattan - Behind Grand’ Trunk tion, to T. Shattuck’s. Mrs. S. ters to E.D.G— L. Rec’d. Let- did my washing, & besides vis- ters from L. M.R.B. Went to P—4 ¼. Land warrant 32553. Sunday 7/18/58 iting, I wrote to T.S. Wiltsee, Rev. S. Landon’s, Greenpoint. 160 A. (?) 92 cts Preaching by Rev Marlan, T.C. Pomroy, H.W. Goodnow, Love feast in the Evening Went Rainy morning P.M. Went up & James Burley. Very hot day. to bed at 11. O clock. Slept Friday 7/16/58 to hear Br Hemstead. Took tea Kept quiet & recruited. Br well. Saw C. Shaffer & Mr Stopped at Roxbury & with him. Visit with Hannah, Shattuck came home at 7 ¼ Nash. walked to W.E. Woodward’s, to Spent the night with H P.M. Old fashioned time! He breakfast. A hearty reception. Newhall. Wrote some. 6. P.M. has fine field of wheat Barley & Wednesday 7/14/58 Invitation to make his house S.S. concert—spoke 5 minutes. Rye Called on W.T. Studley & my home. Went to 3 Winter St. Called on Mrss Sanborn & sold him Lots 399 & 254. Ward & visited 2 ½ hours with Dr Stephens—friends of Mrs Thursday 7/8/58 2. for $200.00 payable Nov. Webb. Called on Mr. Hayes Robinson. Pleasant call. Left at 9 ¼ A.M. Called on 15th Met Emma Jenkins Howe Tremont Temple. Mr Kallock Rev. Eldred, & Blades; the last at 227 G—St. Went to Passaic had just left. Designed to meet Monday 7/19/58 took me to J. Owen, who aided N.J. to visit J.M. Howe. Father Directors P.M.—failed for Sold H Newhall $700 worth me in raising $55. Evening Wheeler there & Miss P— want of time. East Boston of lots of my own & $300 for prayer meeting. Collected Music on Piano, Fanny gone. spent the night with T.W. College Sold T.P. Richardson $6.40 more. Stopped over night Beautiful day. Lewis, M Hamilton. $200 worth. Took tea at L. with a noble hearted man, Wm Crowells. Visit with W.R. Optical Perspectives Johnston, who makes me per- Thursday 7/15/58 Saturday 7/17/58 Clark & Lady. Spent the night fectly at home! Besides giving Ret’d. to N.Y. obtained a Excellent visit with Mr & at T.P. Richardson’s, after a me $15. in cash. Did not sleep Free Pass to Boston & return, Mrs Lewis. Wish me to make pleasant chat in the Evening,— well—warm & too many bugs Lockwood. Miscellaneous their house my home. Called Called on Elisabeth Newhall at 930 Hayes Drive, Suite E. !! business. 6. P.M. Took the on Dr. Haven. J.P. Magee. her fine mansion. Manhattan, Kansas Stonington Boat for Providence Rode to Lynn & stopped with Friday 7/9/58 or Boston, Met Abbie May on H. Newhall. Met with Mrs Tuesday 7/20/58 Collected by the help of P.E. board, &c. Wrote L.—slept 4 Poole. Called Fales Newhall. Quad- (785)539-5105 Fax (785)539-2324 Collins & Br. Quinsby, $27.50. hours. Arrived at S—2 AM. in rangular body of Preachers on FunFun PagePage Manhattan Free Press Thursday, April 19, 2018 1414 RedeyeRedeye

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Mary Beth Kirkham David Poole James Sherow KSU honors three faculty members as newest distinguished professors MANHATTAN — Three than 300 articles in scientific These observations have driven of the American Physiological history and ecology of the tall- Sciences. He has served as the Kansas State University profes- publications, has written three a paradigm shift in the under- Society. grass prairie. major advisor to six doctoral sors have been named 2018 uni- textbooks and has edited four standing of how capillaries graduates, who have distin- versity distinguished books. She has served on the function and advanced novel Poole has been awarded Sherow has been awarded guished themselves in scholar- professors, a lifetime title that is editorial board for 21 journals, therapeutics for heart failure. more than $5 million as princi- several grants and fellowships ship awards, fellowships, the highest honor the university including Soil Science and the pal investigator and $17.9 mil- collectively in excess of publishing and full academic bestows on its faculty members. Journal of Crop Improvement. Poole earned his bachelor's lion as co-investigator in $700,000 from the U.S. Depart- careers. degree in sports science/applied research grants from the Na- ment of Defense, the National The professors receiving the Kirkham is a fellow of the physiology from Liverpool tional Institutes of Health, the Endowment for the Humanities, Before arriving at Kansas distinction include Mary Beth American Society of Agron- Polytechnic, England, and his National Science Foundation the Smithsonian Institution and State University in 1992, Kirkham, professor of agron- omy, the Soil Science Society master's degree and doctorate and the American Heart Associ- other organizations. Sherow was an assistant profes- omy; David Poole, professor of of America, the American Asso- from the University of Califor- ation. His h-Index is 65 with sor at Southwest Texas State kinesiology, and anatomy and ciation for the Advancement of nia, Los Angeles, with postdoc- more than 15,000 citations. He has taught Kansas history University. He earned his doc- physiology; and James Sherow, Science, the Crop Science Soci- toral training in medicine at the for 25 years and has educated a torate in history from the Uni- professor of history. ety of America and the Royal University of California, San A fourth-generation Kansan, full generation of social studies versity of Colorado in 1987 and Meteorological Society. Diego. He was the first recipi- Sherow is a nationally and in- teachers across the state. In received his master's and bach- "Our newest university dis- ent of the higher Doctor of Sci- ternationally recognized expert 1995, he received the William elor's degrees from Wichita tinguished professors are ex- She was recognized with the ence in Physiology from John on Kansas, North American In- L. Stamey Teaching Award State University in 1978 and ceptional in their fields and Distinguished Alumni Award Moores University in Liverpool dian and environmental history. from the College of Arts and 1976 respectively. have demonstrated the highest from the University of Wiscon- in 2000. levels of scholarship," said sin-Madison's College of Agri- Sherow has authored six April Mason, university provost cultural and Life Sciences in Poole believes that outstand- books. His 2014 book, "Rail- and senior vice president. "With 2017. She also has received the ing teaching and research go road Empire Across the Heart- FOR SALE such scholars leading the way, Carl Sprengel Agronomic Re- hand in hand. He has taught land," was named a Kansas 2003 Honda Goldwing GL1800, 49,000 miles we continue toward our goal of search Award from the Ameri- more than 5,000 undergraduate Notable Book and received the becoming a Top 50 public re- can Society of Agronomy and and 2,000 graduate/professional 2015 Midwestern History Asso- With trailer and lots of extras. Runs great! search university by 2025." the 2010 Crop Science Re- students at Kansas State Uni- ciation's Hamlin Garland Prize $11,000 search Award. In 2013, she re- versity and has mentored more for the best book. His forthcom- The distinguished professors ceived the Irvin E. Youngberg than 50 master's students and 16 ing book, "The Chisholm Trail: are appointed following a uni- Award in Applied Science, one doctoral students as co-director Joseph McCoy's Great Gam- versitywide nomination and of the Higuchi-University of of the university's Clarenburg ble," has received considerable evaluation process conducted Kansas Endowment Research Cardiorespiratory Laboratory. advance praise. Sherow has au- by the provost. All three faculty Achievement Awards. At thored six book chapters and 17 members will receive a person- Kansas State University, she re- Poole has authored more refereed articles, has given 100 alized plaque and medallion at ceived the 2010 Dr. Ron and than 300 research publications, public presentations and confer- the university's fall 2018 com- Rae Iman Outstanding Faculty reviews and three books. He ence papers, and is featured in mencement ceremonies Award for Research. has been editor/associate editor several documentaries and tele- for four scientific journals and vision programs. Kirkham is an international Before coming to Kansas currently serves on nine edito- authority on the plant-water re- State University, Kirkham held rial boards. Poole has won top Sherow exemplifies the lations of winter wheat and the appointments at Oklahoma college awards at the university scholar-citizen tradition of land- uptake of heavy metals by crops State University and the Uni- for research and teaching in the grant universities. In August grown on polluted soil. She was versity of Massachusetts College of Human Ecology and 2012 he co-authored one of 10 the first researcher to document Amherst. She earned a doctor- the College of Veterinary Med- essays in the 2013 Presidential the effects of elevated levels of ate and a master's degree in icine. He was honored by the Inaugural Portfolio, which carbon dioxide on crops grown botany from the University of British first lady, Cherie Booth firmly established Kansas State under semiarid conditions. She Wisconsin-Madison and a Blair, in 2000 and the Danish University's legacy as the first also conducts research on the bachelor's degree in biological National Academy of Sciences operational land-grant college. effects of gravity on plants. sciences from Wellesley Col- in 2010. He is the 2018 Edward He manages Kansas History: A lege. F. Adolph Distinguished Lec- Journal of the Central Plains, Kirkham came to Kansas turer from the Environmental the journal of record for the State University in 1980. Her Poole's discoveries have and Exercise Physiology sec- state. Sherow recently was research has been supported by helped define how oxygen is tion of the American Physiolog- elected president of the Kansas organizations such as the Na- transported from the lungs to be ical Society. Poole is a fellow of Association of Historians. He tional Science Foundation, the used by tissue mitochondria. the American College of Sports was elected twice to the Man- Department of Energy, the De- Using innovative models, in- Medicine, past president for the hattan City Commission and partment of Agriculture and the cluding humans, racehorses, Central States American Col- was mayor from 2011 to 2012. U.S. Office Water Research and dogs, elephants and rodents at lege of Sports Medicine from He was instrumental in creating Technology. rest and during exercise, he has 2001-2002 and incoming coun- the Flint Hills Discovery Cen- identified key sites of metabolic cillor for the Exercise and En- ter, a $24 million project edu- She has contributed to more control in health and disease. vironmental Physiology section cating the public about the Phone: 785-554-9205 If you like the Free Press please tell these Advertisers

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