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62. Roscoe Conklin Cartwright, Brigadier General Biographical Data DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH 27 May 1919, kansas City, kansas.YEARS OF ACTIVE COMMISSIONED SERVICE Over 36. military schools ATTENDED http://www.raaheroes.com/military/army/cartwright.htm

Name: Roscoe Conklin Cartwright, Brigadier General Source: Center of U. S. Army Military History; Washington; D. C. Biographical Data DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 27 May 1919, Kansas City, Kansas YEARS OF ACTIVE COMMISSIONED SERVICE: Over 36 MILITARY SCHOOLS ATTENDED The Artillery School, School, Advanced Course United States Army Command and Genera Staff College Industrial College of the Armed Forces EDUCATIONAL DEGREES: San Francisco State College – BA Degree – Social Science University of Missouri – MBA Degree – Business Administration MAJOR PERMANENT DUTY ASSIGNMENTS (last 10 Years): From To Nov 63 Aug 66 Comptroller, United States Army Garrison, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Aug 66 Jul Management Analyst, later Chief, Management Planning Division, later Chief, Research and Development Division, Office of the Director of Management, Office, Comptroller of the Army, Washington, D.C.

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Browse the ads in today's newspaper Soldier based at Fort Riley killed in combat JACKSON, Miss. Spc. Larry K. Brown, a graduate of Bailey Magnet High School in Jackson, was killed last week in fighting in Iraq, the U.S. Department of Defense said Tuesday. Police arrest homicide suspect EMPORIA Authorities said Tuesday they arrested an Emporia man without resistance late Monday in connection with a gunshot slaying committed Sunday afternoon KU students back professor LAWRENCE University of Kansas students are collecting signatures in support of a professor accused of using obscene material in an undergraduate course on human sexuality. Briefly in Kansas Meth meeting planned PAXICO The public is invited to hear a discussion by members of a methamphetamine awareness panel consisting of people from law enforcement and the court system. Topeka Kansas Legislature Business ... City of Character STORIES SEARCH U.S. Seizes Military Airport in Baghdad U.S. Doesn't Know if Saddam Alive or Dead UConn Women Top Tenn. 73-68 in NCAA Final MORE BREAKING NEWS Truth about Kansas Taxes Kansas ranks high in sales taxes, but in other areas it is lower than most states' taxes.

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site index ED.gov A Chat With the NCES Webmaster Hi, and welcome to today's Stat Chat . I'm sure that you have many questions about the NCES web site or other web-related issues, so let's get right to them... Cheryl from Lafayette, IN asked: Could you give us a general overview of the kinds of data available through NCES? Jerry Malitz: Cheryl, what a perfect question to start off the chat. NCES collects data from many sources covering all areas of education. We have data for elementary/secondary education (both public and private), postsecondary education, and much in the way of international and assessments. For an excellent overview you might want to look at both http://nces.ed.gov/help/about.asp and also, http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/ where you can find descriptions of all of our surveys. Thanks for a good start to the chat. Shlomo from Israel asked: When will data be available on 1997/98 graduates of post-secondary institutions?

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70. President Speaks To Employees Of Bajan Industries In Kansas City, to the Employees of Bajan Industries kansas City, Missouri. national government toundermine local control of schools. I'm worried about morale in the military. http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/03/20010326-6.html

Policies in Focus National Security Homeland Security Economic Security More Issues News Current News Video Press Briefings Proclamations ... Radio Addresses News by Date April 2003 March 2003 February 2003 January 2003 ... January 2001 Appointments Nominations Application Photos Photo Essays Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home March 2001 For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary March 26, 2001 Remarks by the President to the Employees of Bajan Industries Kansas City, Missouri 11:50 A.M. CST THE PRESIDENT: Elson, thank you very much for your hospitality. It was interesting, you said the name of this company is a reflection of his heritage, and that's true. But this company is also a reflection of the American Dream, as well. And I'm so thankful for the invitation to be here. I'm also thankful for your willingness to dream and to create jobs. This is what America is all about. This is what I call the lifeblood of the country. (Applause.) I also took notice of the fact that you were quick to introduce your wife. (Laughter.) Smart man. (Laughter.) But I'm so thankful for you all to let us come. Senator, thank you very much for traveling with me. I appreciate Senator Bond's leadership. I believe he's got his priorities absolutely straight, and they include the people of (applause) they include the good people of Missouri right at the top of the list. And I appreciate being able to call him an ally.

71. CJ Online | Kansas News | Kansas Military Personnel Hopeful About Pay Increase 0 CJ Online (http//cjonline.com) offers news and information from The Topeka CapitalJournal, updated daily and as news happens. http://cjonline.com/stories/021601/kan_militarypay.shtml

Kansas News The Topeka Capital-Journal Last modified at 1:07 a.m. on Friday, February 16, 2001 Kansas military personnel hopeful about pay increase McConnell airmen, Fort Riley soldiers like Bush proposal. The Associated Press WICHITA Airmen at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita and soldiers at Fort Riley in northeastern Kansas are optimistic about President Bush's proposed pay raises for military personal. Capt. Rick Hargrave, a spokesman for the 22nd Air Refueling Wing at McConnell, said Bush's proposal calls for one of the biggest military pay increases in years. Bush has proposed a $310 billion Pentagon budget for 2002. He said he wants to set aside $5.7 billion for pay increases, improved health benefits and upgraded housing. Hargrave said those proposals would help the military's morale. For years, Hargrave said, military pay has lagged too much, particularly in the lower ranks and especially considering that the military doesn't pay overtime. Monthly pay for the 2,700 active-duty personnel at McConnell ranges from about $1,042 among the lowest ranks to $8,818 for a colonel with 26 years of service. "I think for the longest time, our compensation signaled that we weren't appreciated," Hargrave said.

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73. News From The Kansas Adjutant General He left active duty and joined the kansas Army National Guard as the Burns has completedmilitary schools for Basic and Advanced Infantry Officer Courses, Army http://55.72.252.170/pao/2001releases/01-062.htm

News from The Adjutant General's Department Kansas Army National Guard Kansas Air National Guard Division of Emergency Management CONTACT: Joy D. Moser Public Information/Relations Director Work: (785) 274-1192 Home: (785) 232-4518 http://skyways.lib.ks.us/kansas/adjutant FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 10, 2001 No. 01-062 HAY TO TAKE COMMAND OF KSARNG’S 2 N D BATTALION, 137 ND INFANTRY ON JULY 14 By Joy D. Moser Lt. Col. Danny R. Hay, 48, Topeka, will be taking command of the 2 nd Battalion, 137 th Infantry, Kansas Army National Guard , in change of command ceremonies on July 14, 2001, at 2:00 p.m. in the Kansas City armory, 100 S. 20th, Kansas City, Kan. He is assuming command from outgoing commander, Lt. Col. Curtis R. Burns, 41, Wichita, who will become the Assistant to the Chief of Staff at 69 th Troop Command, Kansas Army National Guard, Wichita.

74. Y&M Magazine - Kansas Students Say NO To Forced Military Testing kansas Students Say NO to Forced military Testing. Every year 14,000 high schoolsgive a test sponsored by the US military the Armed Services Vocational http://www.afsc.org/youthmil/html/news/dec00/kansas.htm

Kansas Students Say NO to Forced Military Testing Every year 14,000 high schools give a test sponsored by the US military - the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). The ASVAB is used by the military as a recruitment tool. The test is supposed to be given on a voluntary basis, however many students are told that they don’t have a choice. by Heidi Holliday "Do you really want to take this test?" The bright yellow fliers were everywhere. It was Monday, October 23: the day before the ASVAB test was to be given to all seniors at Andover High School. A few students got together and made 200 fliers to distribute telling students that the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery was NOT mandatory, contrary to what they had been told by some school officials. Just a few days earlier we learned that the ASVAB was to be administered to all seniors. We were not left with much time to raise awareness. A contact at the Peace and Social Justice Center of South Central Kansas put me in touch with the Youth and Militarism Program at the national office of the American Friends Service Committee, and things began to fall together. We found out that the test was mostly used for military recruitment purposes and that it could not be required. We also found out that it was our constitutional right to distribute whatever information we wanted within reason. But by then, all we could really do was wait for school to start on Monday.

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76. Monterey County Herald | 12/19/2002 | Military Schools Swap Courses as an alliance between the two service schools by Lt. in all branches of the militaryis trained http://www.montereyherald.com/mld/montereyherald/news/local/4773697.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives News Breaking News Columnists Local Nation ... World Our Site Tools Weather Monterey Bay Salinas Carmel Valley Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Back to Home ... News Tuesday, Apr 08, 2003 Local Posted on Thu, Dec. 19, 2002 Military schools swap courses By KEVIN HOWE khowe@montereyherald.com The Navy gets the weather and the Air Force gets the helicopters. That's the result of a deal struck between Navy Secretary Gordon England and Air Force Secretary James Roche to transfer the Naval Postgraduate School's aeronautical engineering department to the Air Force Institute of Technology at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio. In return, the Air Force Institute will move its meteorological and military acquisition and procurement curricula to the Navy school in Monterey. A memorandum of agreement was signed by England and Roche on Wednesday. The agreement was described as an "alliance" between the two service schools by Lt. Cmdr. Joe Navratil, spokesman for NPS. Under the agreement, the Navy school will offer meteorology and courses in military acquisition, which were once offered at the Air Force Institute, and the institute will take over aeronautical engineering education, he said.

77. Monterey County Herald | 05/09/2002 | Military Schools Get Money To Spruce Up Ca military schools get money to spruce up campuses of Defense bill, which funds militaryconstruction and http://www.montereyherald.com/mld/montereyherald/news/breaking_news/3233696.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives News Breaking News Columnists Local Nation ... World Our Site Tools Weather Monterey Bay Salinas Carmel Valley Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Back to Home ... News Tuesday, Apr 08, 2003 Breaking News Posted on Thu, May. 09, 2002 Military schools get money to spruce up campuses The Naval Postgraduate School and Defense Language Institute received millions of federal dollars in order to spruce up their Monterey campuses, Rep. Sam Farr announced today. DLI received $1.4 million to improve drainage around its facilities. The Navy school received more than $9 million to begin replacing Spanagel Hall and a fence around campus. The money came from a $393 billion Department of Defense bill, which funds military construction and family housing, wages and other benefits for service members. Also Thursday, Congress granted $75,000 to the Fort Ord Reuse Authority to use toward building houses at Fort Ord. The money came from last year's spending bill for two congressional committees on which Farr sits. FORA will use the money to design housing programs at Fort Ord, said Michael Houlemard, the agency's executive director. email this print this Find a Job ... and more...

78. AP Wire | 02/07/2003 | Military Schooling Subsidy Faces Cut For children of military personnel living off base Association of Federally ImpactedSchools http//www http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/news/weather/5123874.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Archives ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives News Breaking News Columnists Iraq Legislature ... World Our Site Tools Weather Wichita Topeka Hutchinson Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Subscribe to The Wichita Eagle Get all the news you want delivered to your door daily Subscribe today Back to Home News Wednesday, Apr 09, 2003 Weather Posted on Fri, Feb. 07, 2003 Military Schooling Subsidy Faces Cut SUZANNE GAMBOA Associated Press WASHINGTON School officials nationwide are criticizing a proposal in President Bush's budget to stop compensating them for teaching children of military personnel who are not living on bases. School administrators say the plan is particularly galling because Bush also is asking some parents of these kids to get ready to go to war with Iraq. "We've got bases that are deploying troops and if these children go unfunded, as opposed to no child left behind, we'll be leaving all military children behind," Robert Edmonson, controller of the Copperas Cove, Texas, school district, said Thursday. The federal government helps fund public school districts that educate children who live on military bases, making up for lost local taxes.

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Missouri Community Colleges and Technical Schools Home Yellow Pages Find People City Guides ... Vacations Missouri Community Colleges and Technical Schools Missouri Community College and Technical School Web Sites Featured Missouri Community Colleges Pinnacle Career Institute - Kansas City PCI established a solid foundation in electronics training when it opened its doors in 1953 in the heart of Kansas City, Missouri. Half a century later, it still offers superior electronics training, as well as additional career training, to its students at its current campus in Kansas City University of Phoenix - Kansas City University of Phoenix offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs specifically designed for busy professionals who need to balance work, family, AND an education. They have grown to be the nation’s largest private university, specializing in the education of working adults. DeVry University - Kansas City DeVry University provides career-oriented, technology-based education to high school graduates and working adults. DeVry University offers curricula in accounting, business, computers, electronics, information technology, technical management and telecommunications management. Missouri Community Colleges and Technical Schools American Intercontinental University Online American Graduate School of Management - Online Art Institute Online DeVry University - Kansas City ... ITT Technical Institute - St. Louis

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