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Monday, October 26, 1992
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Med Center will take part in staff switch
The University of Kansas Medical Center recently received a federal grant to work with doctors and nurses in Kyrgyzstan, a former republic of the Soviet Union.
Kyrgyzstan, located in Central Asia, is one of 15 former Soviet republics that President Bush promised to aid after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
Kansan staff report
"Bush wanted to give technical instruction to the struggling newly independent states," said Louise Redford, Kyrgyz project administrator.
In January, 25 Kyrgyz medical workers will travel to the Med Center for two weeks. Upon their return, 25 KU medical workers will travel to the former republic for two weeks. The date of the exchange has not been decided
Redford said that no monetary amount was set for the State Department-financed grant but that the money would be distributed as needed over three years starting in 1993.
The Med Center was selected out of 11 colleges and universities because it already had a similar partnership with Hungary.
Tomorrow through Thursday, five representatives of Kyrgyzstan will visit the KU campus and the KU Med Center to exchange information and equipment, and to get acquainted with the medical personnel at the Med Center.
Kip Chin / KANSAN
The debate will be broadcast on Sunflower Cablevision Channel 6 and on radio station KLWN-AM 1320.
Hawk walk
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity brothers and approximately 100 other participants participate in a walk-a-thon along a 5-kilometer course. Panellinic held the walk-a-thon Sunday to raise money for Toys for Tots in Lawrence and for Florida victims of Hurricane Andrew.
Kansan staff report
Forum to highlight candidates' stands
Candidates in congressional and county races will meet at 7 tonight at the city commission room in City Hall, Sixth and Massachusetts streets, for a public question-and-answer session.
answer questions from a three-member task force panel, and they will take additional questions from four Lawrence school children representing the Lawrence Kids Voting program.
The forum, sponsored by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce's government communications task force, will be similar in format to a debate the task force sponsored on Oct. 19. Candidates in each race will
Candidates for the 2nd and 3rd U.S. Congressional seats, county commission seats, county treasurer and district attorney will participate.
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Artists & Writers
We're looking for artists and writers who are interested in being published. People with talent and ambition.
The Kansan's feature magazine, *K-you*, will be profiling students' short stories, poems, illustrations, graphic designs, photographs and other artistic endeavors in the upcoming Arts & Literature edition.
If you've ever wanted the opportunity to find yourself in print, the time for emancipation is upon you.
But the deadline for entries will also be fast upon you - Friday. October 30.
Spread the word. Wear down those pencils.
Position those typefaces. Stroke those lines. *You* could be published. *Imagine it*. (Then submit it.)
Turn in portfolios and/or writing pieces with your name and phone # to Brad Hamilton 119 Stauffer-Flint 864-4358