61. CNS - Chemical And Biological Weapons: Possession And Programs Past And Present cities 106120 Received no program activities and technical advice, and coordinatesubsequent state and federal Iowa, kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts. http://cns.miis.edu/research/cbw/120city.htm

Home Publications Chem/Bio Terrorism Return to the CBW Terrorism and Response page Nunn-Lugar-Domenici Domestic Preparedness and WMD Civil Support Teams Map of Domestic Preparedness Programs Domestic Preparedness The Public Health Service will also set up Metropolitan Medical Strike Teams (MMST) in each of the original 120 cities designated in the Nunn-Lugar-Domenici Amendment, which receive partial funding from the Nunn-Lugar-Domenici Program. To date, 47 cities have Metropolitan Medical Strike Teams in place. Metro Medical Strike Teams respond on the request of local authorities in charge of the incident. The MMSTs' focus is mass medical treatment and mass decontamination ability. They also facilitate coordination between area medical facilities to assure efficient use of available resources. MMSTs are 129 person teams divided into three groups, each consisting of 43 people. The MMSTs have a diverse makeup, consisting of physicians, nurses, paramedics, EMTs, HAZMAT technicians, and law enforcement officers Cities with Nunn-Lugar-Domenici Domestic Preparedness Funding Cities 1-68: Received training, three exercises, and training equipment loan

62. Research views to be included in statesponsored policy when the racialized geographies ofUS cities are taken public spaces in and around downtown Lexington, kentucky. http://geog-www.sbs.ohio-state.edu/faculty/mccann/Research.htm

Ohio State Geography Home Research Papers Click a title to see the paper's abstract. The Cultural Politics of Local Economic Development: Meaning-Making, Place-Making, and the Urban Policy Process Geoforum , In press. The Urban as an Object of Study in Global Cities Literatures: Representational Practices and Conceptions of Place and Scale . In Andrew Herod and Melissa W. Wright, eds. Geographies of Power: Placing Scale. Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell, In press. Collaborative Visioning or Urban Planning as Therapy? The Politics of Public-Private Policy Making The Professional Geographer , Vol.53 No.2. pp. 207-218. A Nice Place to Live? The Role of Urban Livability Rankings in the Construction of Public Policy . In John F. Benson and Maggie H. Roe, eds. Urban Lifestyles: Spaces, Places, People. Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema Publishers, pp. Race, Protest, and Public Space: Contextualizing Lefebvre in the US City Antipode , Vol. 31 No.2. pp. 163-184. Mapping Appalachia: Toward a Critical Understanding Journal of Appalachian Studies , Vol.4 No.1. pp. 87-113.

63. English Schools In The USA: ESL Program, Murray State University in the Southern part of the US Murray, kentucky has a students go on field tripsto nearby major cities and also have a modern language lab and a stateof-the http://www.esl-guide.com/dir/Detailed/109.html

Search Kentucky > ESL Program, Murray State University Home About Add a Site Spanish ESL Program, Murray State University Murray, Kentucky Contact: Click here to Ask Questions or Request Info about this Program! School Introduction Our ESL program offers I-20's for ESL, for ESL/Undergraduate university studies and conditional admittance to graduate studies. All of our Instructors have their Master's Degree in TESOL. MSU is one of the top ranking universities in the Southern part of the U.S. Murray, Kentucky has a population of approximately 17,000 and the cost of living is below the average of most other regions of the country. It is a quiet and safe city within easy driving distance of several large cities. ESL Program Introduction Background Data Number of ESL Students Average Class Size Hours per Week Minimum Age Issue I-20 : Yes Housing Options: Homestay, Dormitory, Apartment Spring I: 1/14/2002 - 3/24/2002 (8 weeks) Spring II: 3/25/2002 - 5/10/2002 (8 weeks) Summer: 6/10/2002 - 8/2/2002 (8 weeks) Fall I: 8/21/2002 - 10/17/2002 (8 weeks) Fall II: 10/21/2002 - 12/13/2002 (8 weeks) Tuition: $1,400.00 (8 weeks)

64. Forum For Youth Investment - State Youth Policy Policy Network (Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts staythe same until cities change the operational commitment at the state level to http://www.forumforyouthinvestment.org/issues/policynatlorgs.htm

FOCUS: State Youth Policy National Organizations Helping States The National Governors Association (NGA), the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC), and the Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services are each currently coordinating multi-state, multi-year initiatives aimed at better aligning state-level policies for youth. Combined, the three initiatives are working with 17 states. Two states, Iowa and Kentucky, are involved in all three initiatives and seven states are involved in two. NGA's Youth Policy Network NGA started its Youth Policy Network (Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New York, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Wyoming) in the spring of 2000. The network is a ten-state, two-plus-year initiative designed to help states improve outcomes for youth through youth development strategies. NGA provides technical assistance and covers travel and meeting expenses for representatives from the ten participating states. Thomas MacLellan, policy analyst for NGA, said the network was started in response to a need voiced by officials at the state level. And, while there is no one cause for the increase in energy aimed at state-level youth policy, federal shifts such as the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 and new Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) programs have encouraged state agencies to rethink the way they are providing and coordinating services. "Everybody — state agencies, issue-oriented organizations, funders — had a different understanding of what they wanted," he said. "And, it all fits nicely in the rubric of youth development."

65. Preservation Kentucky, Inc. - Communique July - August 2001 kentucky’s historic school buildings are victims, though The state of Maryland hasstringent polices in widely recognized as a strategy to revitalize cities. http://www.preservationkentucky.org/news/Communique/July-August_2001/Preservatio

Communique Why Preservation is Smart Growth: Top Ten Preservation Smart Growth Issues in Kentucky Preservation is inherently smart growth since it respects the existing fabric and infrastructure of our cities, towns and rural areas. Any smart growth initiative must include preservation as an integral part its development strategy. The following list addresses the salient issues related to the role of preservation in smart growth in Kentucky. Planning Commissions should be aware of the destructive role that single-use zoning has played in historic downtowns, rural areas, and even in suburbs. This type of zoning does not allow residential space above downtown buildings and does not allow mixed-use areas, where one could walk to the store, the bank, and to other services. Service areas are divided from the residents who need them. Consequently, a car is needed for everyday routine activities, and suburban areas are robbed of easy access to amenities. Also, downtowns are robbed of continuous traffic that would allow for daytime and nighttime vibrancy. Protection of farmlands and battlefields is an important priority of smart growth. Not only does this protection provide pleasant open space for recreation and visual impact, but it also preserves the heritage and way-of-life for many Kentuckians.

66. This Months Issue - Kentucky Living and Prestonsburg lie in the heart of kentucky's eastern coal in the education systemof the two cities. on both nationally normed and KIRIS statemandated tests http://www.kentuckyliving.com/article.asp?articleid=112&issueid=43

67. DID YOU KNOW? located in the state capital of the Commonwealth of kentucky. two major metropolitanareas in the state ad within a distance of most of the major cities of the http://www.kysu.edu/academics/admission/didyouknow.htm

DID YOU KNOW? Kentucky State University is the only state supported institution with a mandated liberal studies mission. Kentucky State University is the only Historically Black Institution of higher education the commonwealth of Kentucky. Kentucky State University is the only 1890 land grant institution in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Kentucky State University has a mission statement that stipulates the university is to have the lowest student faculty ratio among state institutions. Kentucky State University has the most comprehensive undergraduate liberal studies core curriculum of any of the public institutions in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Kentucky State University has the only aquiculture research program in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Kentucky State University has the most racially integrated and culturally diverse institution in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Is located in the state capital of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Is centrally located between the two major metropolitan areas in the state ad within a day’s driving distance of most of the major cities of the Midwest and South. Has a high employment placement record for graduates.

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69. Whats New focuses on the impact on national and state test results 31 is the deadline for submittingentries to the kentucky Heritage Council's cities, Towns http://www.kde.state.ky.us/KDE/HomePageRepository/Whats New/Whats New.htm

Administrative Resources Instructional Resources About Schools and Districts KDE QuickLinks ... Search Tips KY Department of Education Administrative Resources Instructional Resources Site Map What's New Last updated on Monday, April 07, 2003 In April April is National Poetry Month . April 2 is National Day of Hope , part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month. April 6-12 is National Library Week . April 14-20 is Young People's Poetry Week . The Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., is a big spring celebration. Passover and Easter are celebrated this month. Daylight Saving Time begins in most areas of the country on April 6. April 9 is the anniversary of the Bataan Death March of World War II. The 61st anniversary of the beginning of genocide of European Jews is marked during Holocaust Remembrance Days , April 27 - May 4. Earth Day is celebrated on April 22. April 22-25 is National Playground Safety Week Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day is observed in the U.S. on April 24. Golden Week is celebrated in Japan April 29-May 5. Week of the Young Child is April 6-12. Born this month: scientist

70. New Global Economy Monitor cities and states have assisted the international outreach effort to secure foreign Forinstance, kentucky's World Trade Center, the stateled outreach http://www.csis.org/nge/nge2.html

New Global Economy Project Project Description Steering Committee and Advisory Board U.S. Trade Map Global Trade Map ... Search CSIS 1800 K St., NW Washington, DC 20006 ph: 202.887.0200 fax: 202.775.3199 Email the Webmaster . . . from the CSIS research project on "The United States and the New Global Economy" August, 1997 The Challenge to Cities Mayor Jerry E. Abramson of Louisville, Kentucky, on the global economy . . . Today, no cityno matter how small, no matter where it is locatedand no stateno matter whether it is agricultural or industrialcan divorce itself from the impact of the global economy. Whether it is Nebraska wheat, Washington timber, West Virginia coal, Iowa corn, or Kentucky thoroughbreds, the market for those products is as much overseas as it is domestic. States and cities are actively seeking foreign investments, and actively playing a role in opening foreign markets for their local products. Competition among states and cities is fierce for these investments and markets. The last two decades show why. In the 1970s, American cities began to lose manufacturing jobs as corporations went global and began to locate plants abroad. The early 1980s were the coup de grace. When I became mayor of Louisville in 1986, our city was reeling from the impact of the 1981-82 recession, when we lost 30,000 manufacturing jobs. My first priority was to restore jobs and a vibrant economy to our metropolitan area. We needed to become competitive, and quickly. We had to recognize the new reality of the global economy, seek investment, and expand markets abroad for our businesses.

71. Report Vindicates N. Ky.'s Pro-growth Bent - 2002-04-01 - Cincinnati Business Co solutions to beef up the Tristate's urban core But Blair wrote that such studiesoften ignore the fact the poverty in the Northern kentucky cities of Newport http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2002/04/01/story5.html

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72. Visiting Our Surrounding States following states Virginia, North Carolina, kentucky, West Virginia about placesto visit (cities), geographical features, and facts about your state. http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/schools/barrett/webquest/states/

Visiting Our Surrounding States A WebQuest for 2nd and 3rd grade Created by Kim Randall Introduction Task Process ... Teacher Page Introduction All aboard! You have been offered a job as a travel agent. As a new travel agent you need to learn more about one of the following states: Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, or Maryland. You and your group will be collecting information about different things in each state. As you research and explore you will learn a lot about your group's state. Your mission is to return with enough information to plan a trip to your group's state. Have a safe and fun adventure! Good Luck! The Task Your task is to find out more about places to visit (cities), geographical features, and facts about your state. The information you gather will be used to create a 3 minute presentation to teach the other travel agents about the state you visited. You should gather enough information to tell about your travel plan. Your report will be made as a Kid Pix Slide show. The Process 1.First you will be put into groups of 3 students.

73. Western Kentucky University, Kentucky is substantially lower than in many US cities. courts, volleyball courts, racquetballcourts, state of the art Academic Programs at Western kentucky University. http://www.usjournal.com/en/students/campuses/wku.html

English Español Français Deutsch Indonesia ... Click here to inquire Student Menu Campus Selection U.S. Map / Sponsor List Financial Aid / Scholarships Visa Regulations ... Virtual Internship News / Updates Apply NOW for Summer FAQ / Chat: 15 April EstudiosUSA: Yahoo's Best! Scholarship Deadlines ... Click here to inquire We look forward to welcoming you to Western Kentucky University! Western Kentucky University (also known as WKU or Western ) is located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, a city with a population of 50,000 people. We are situated approximately 110 miles (178 km) south of Louisville, Kentucky, and 65 miles (105 km) north of Nashville, Tennessee. Western's campus crowns a hill overlooking the city of Bowling Green and has been called one of the most beautiful in the nation. Bowling Green is also home to the General Motors Corvette Plant and the National Corvette Museum. Why choose Western Kentucky University? Affordable tuition (all graduate students pay in-state tuition) Reasonable costs for housing and food Strong academic programs in 88 fields of study Intensive English as a Second Language Program on campus (ESLI) Located in a small, friendly, culturally and religiously diverse community

74. Other Women's Centers kentucky Northern kentucky University Women's Center. Cloud state University Women'sCenter. University of Minnesota, Twin cities, Office for University Women. http://www.tamu.edu/wcenter/othercenters.html

Home Become a Friend! Supporters About the Women's Center ... Women of Color Network Campus Women's Centers in the United States These are just some of the hundreds of University Women's Centers around the United States. Check out what women around the U.S. are doing to better their own campuses. The list is arranged by state and then alphabetically. Alabama Alaska Arizona California ... Wyoming Alabama University of Alabama Women's Resource Center Alaska University of Alaska Fairbanks Women's Center Arizona University of Arizona Women's Resource Center California California State University, Chico Women's Center California State University, Fresno Women's Resource Center California State University, Fullerton Women's Center California State University, Long Beach Women's Resource Center ... Back to Top Colorado Colorado State University Office of Women's Programs and Studies Metropolitan State College of Denver Institute for Women's Studies and Services University of Colorado Boulder Women's Resource Center University of Northern Colorado Women's Resource Center Connecticut Central Connecticut State University Ruthe Boyea Women's Center Trinity College Women's Center University of Connecticut Women's Center Yale University Women's Center Florida Daytona Beach Community College Women's Center Florida International University Women's Center University of Florida Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research ... University of North Florida Women's Center Georgia

75. Center On Hunger And Poverty - Recent Studies A Status Report on Hunger and Homelessness in American cities – 2002. state studies. http://www.centeronhunger.org/indexnonfscm.html

About the Center Center Background Programs / Institutes What's New Publications ... Contact Us Food Security Institute About FSI Measuring Hunger in America National Facts and Figures State Data ... Join Our Mailing List Asset Development Institute About ADI Events and Initiatives ADI Publications Join Our Mailing List Special Projects Hunger Free America Feeding Children Better Feinstein Hunger Petition HOME Page Index of Recent Studies on Hunger and Emergency Food Demand National Studies Empty Shelves: 1998 Survey of U.S. Food Banks. A report by Congressman Tony P. Hall. February 1998. Food Insufficiency Exists in the United States: Results from the Third National health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANESIII) American Journal of Public Health . March 1998. Hunger 1997: The Faces and Facts . America's Second Harvest. March 1998. Snapshots of America's Families - Income and Hardship: Food Concerns and Affordability . The Urban Institute. January 1999. Parish Social Ministries 1999 Welfare Reform Survey . Catholic Charities USA. March 1999. Extended Measures of Well-Being: Meeting Basic Needs . U.S. Census Bureau. June 1999. How Families That Left Welfare Are Doing: A National Picture . The Urban Institute. August 1999. Current and Former Welfare Recipients: How Do They Differ?

76. St. Cloud State Universty Undergraduate Bulletin BBA 1970, JD 1974, University of kentucky Email BSN 1970, MS 1973, University ofMinnesota-Twin cities. Biola University; MA 1984, Colorado state University; Ph http://bulletin.stcloudstate.edu/faculty.asp?facIndex=W&grad=0

77. CU Dept. Of Geography Resources: Geography Courses In The Web NonWestern World, Steve Cook, Oregon state University. South America, David J. Keeling,Western kentucky University. Geography of the Twin cities, Judith Martin John http://www.colorado.edu/geography/virtdept/resources/educatio/courses/regional/r

Geography Resources Educational Resources Course Subjects Regional and Area Studies Africa James T. Hathaway Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania Area Studies Seminar: Africa, South of the Sahara Rheyna Laney Sonoma State University The Canadian City Brian Ray McGill University Commonwealth of Virginia Susan L. Woodward Radford University, Virginia Cultural Landscapes of North America Ingolf Vogeler University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Geography of Anglo-North America Jay D. Gatrell Indiana State University Geography of Asia Yehua Dennis Wei University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee Geography of Europe David J. Keeling Western Kentucky University Geography of Europe Michael Heffernan Univeristy of California at Los Angeles Geography of Latin America James C. Hughes Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania Geography of Latin America Gregory W. Knapp University of Texas at Austin Geography of Latin America James Hayes-Bohanan Bridgewater State College Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean Rodrigo Sierra Arizona State University Geography of Mexico and Caribbean America William E. Doolittle

78. NADO Research Foundation Regional Transportation Online Resource Center are available to the counties/cities for highway the Federal Transit Administration(FTA); state funding is kentucky uses these practices state Processes to http://www.nado.org/rtoc/library/ky.html

National Association of Development Organizations 400 N. Capitol St, NW Suite 390 Washington, DC 20001 Fax (202) 624-8813 http://www.nado.org KENTUCKY The Rural Context For Transportation Consultations Kentucky is the 14th smallest state in the U.S. in land area, 24th largest in population, and 22nd most densely populated. However, approximately 65 percent of Kentucky's population and jobs, and 98 percent of the land is non-urban. Approximately 91 percent of Kentucky's roads are rural. Federally owned lands are 4 percent of the state's land area. Demographically, Kentucky's non-urban population is predominately white (95 percent). The proportion of Kentucky's non-urban adult population did not graduate from high school is the highest of all states and the proportion who did graduate from college is the third lowest. The 21 percent of Kentucky's non-urban population who are poor is higher than in almost all other states. About 41 percent of the state's non-urban population is in non-working age groups (28 percent 18 years or younger, and 12 percent 65 years or older). Governmentally, Kentucky has 120 counties, a fairly large number compared to many other states. The state also has 431 municipalities, but no towns or townships. Kentucky ranks near the middle in terms of the number of sub-county governments. Kentucky does not have any federally recognized Indian tribes.

79. Kentucky Housing Corporation...Housing Policy Advisory Committee THE kentucky state BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL Jerry Landers (Frankfort) December 31,2003. THE kentucky LEAGUE OF cities Mayor Charles Honeycutt (Glasgow) (Proxy http://www.kyhousing.org/about/HPAC.cfm

Wednesday April 09, 2003 Homeownership Interest Rate: DAP Rate: Housing Policy Advisory Committee About KHC Home CEO's Message KHC's History What We Do ... Legal Notices Background and Objectives of the State Housing Policy Legislation During the 1996 legislative session, the General Assembly found and declared it to be in the public interest to establish a state policy on housing. On January 11, 1996, Governor Paul E. Patton signed the act known as the Commonwealth of Kentucky Housing Policy Act of 1996. Section 1 of the Act sets the following objectives: Encourage the availability of decent and affordable housing for all Kentucky residents; Identify the basic housing needs of all Kentuckians, including the elderly, persons of low and very low income, the disabled, the homeless, and single-parent households; Coordinate housing activities and services among state departments and agencies to ensure program flexibility and comprehensive housing production;

80. A United States Directory Of Jobs Entertainment Employment Factory Direct Stores kentucky (3,438). Louisiana (4,591); Maine (7,584); Maryland (4,940 and servicesin over 30 US cities. state Information.com Directory of state information. http://www.seemyad.com/US/index.shtml

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