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WASHINGTON — Former Kansas Sen. Bob Dole is expected to be released this week from the hospital, where he's been recovering since injuring himself in a fall last month.
The 81-year-old former senator and 1996 Republican nominee for president fell Jan. 11 while moving a suitcase in his Washington apartment, said Mike Marshall, an aide.
The fell tore Dole's rotator cuff and other shoulder muscles, injured his left arm and left him with a cut below his right eye that required stitches, Marshall said.
Dole depends on his left arm because of a disabling injury to his right arm suffered during World War II.
Dole has been hospitalized at Walter Read Army Medical Center but is expected to be released by today.
"It was quite an ordeal," Marshall told The Kansas City Star.
The Associated Press
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actual coach of an opposing team, Dyck said Texas Tech coach Bobby Knight has been the subject of numerous satirical ads in the past.
Krzanowsky said First Management was not cutting all ties with the Kansan. She said the company would continue to advertise, just not through the gameday posters or anything it
could not approve beforehand.
Compton said the posters did not damage his friendship with Snyder.
"He knows I would never do anything to hurt his family or our relationship," Compton said.
The loss of First Management's sponsorship does not worry Dvck.
The ads were seen on SportsCenter, ESPN's "Cold
Pizza" and in newspapers, Dyck said. The logos are highly publicized, so finding another sponsor shouldn't be a problem, she said. But the Kansan will take extra measures in the future, she said.
"We're going to make sure the sponsor understands the nature of the posters so we don't end up in this situation again," Dyck said.
— Edited by Jennifer Voldness
REAGAN: Lecture series free to public
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presidential adviser and ABC political analyst David Gergen
For Lacy, the series is part of an idea he has had since he attended Reagan's funeral last year.
"When I left his funeral I said to my wife, Susie. 'It's a shame I have this knowledge and experience and don't have any way to share it,'" Lacy said. "I thought, 'Wouldn't it be great to be some place where I could pass this knowledge on.'"
And now he is. Lacy helped select the lecturers for the series, many of whom he knows from his work in the Reagan administration.
Lacy said the lecturers included a combination of historians and practitioners. This ensures that people get perspectives from people who write about history and people who participate in it. Lacy said.
Tickets for "President Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime" by Lou Cannon are available for free and can be picked up at the Lied Center and Student Union Activities ticket offices.
REAGAN LECTURE SERIES
The Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics begins its presidential lecture series at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Lied Center. Three other events will take place throughout February as part of the series.
"President Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime"
Lou Cannon
7:30 p.m. tomorrow
The Lied Center
"Stagecraft Stories: How Advance Work Builds Presidential Image"
Jim Hooley and Andrew Littlefair
7:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 17
Hansen Hall at the Dole Institute
"Reagan and Gorbachev: How the Cold War Ended"
Jack Mattock
7:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 24
Hansen Hall at the Dole Institute
— Edited by Austin Caster
"Electing Reagan: The Presidential Campaign"
Frank Donatelli, Ed Rollins, Craig Shirley and Richard Wirthlin
7:30 p.m., Monday, Feb. 28
Hansen Hall at the Dole Institute
Source: www.doleinstitute.org
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