81. Kansas City InfoZine - Arabic Tops Defense Language School Offerings - USA Michael Simone, school commandant. Almost onethird of the school s 3500 to 3600 Now, as a military language instructor at DLI, he sees that Arabic has http://www.infozine.com/news/stories/op/storiesView/sid/9559/

var domTT_classPrefix = 'domTTOverlib'; Skip navigation Arts Business Community ... RSS Current User :: Guest login or create new user account post press release and events. Thursday, September 22, 2005 Login Create new account Search Site Advance Search Topics Front Screen Dance Film Gallery ... World Departments Calendars Cartoon Chat FAQs ... WebScenes infoZine About Us Advertise Contact Feedback ... ZineNote Who's Online Guests: 64 Members: 1 Topics Education Add the Education Headlines to your website. Friday, August 12, 2005 :: infoZine Staff page views Arabic Tops Defense Language School Offerings By Donna Miles - Twenty years ago, when the Berlin Wall still divided Germany and the Cold War was still raging, the unofficial fighting words for most students at the Defense Language Institute here were: "We're learning Russian so you don't have to." Monterey, Calif. - infoZine - Today, DLI still has a respectable Russian Studies program, but 70 percent of its students are now studying Arabic, Korean and Chinese, according to Army Col. Michael Simone, school commandant. Almost one-third of the school's 3,500 to 3,600 students are enrolled in its three Arabic Studies schools. Retired Air Force Master Sgt. Ken White began his military career as a Russian linguist but switched to Arabic after the Gulf War, when all eyes began to focus on the Middle East. Now, as a military language instructor at DLI, he sees that Arabic has "only become more in demand," with an increasing student load and ever-higher standards in the program of instruction.

82. 47:0937(89)RO - - KS Army NG, Topeka, KS And ACT, Kansas Army Chapter And NAGE L kansas ARMY NATIONAL GUARD. TOPEKA, kansas. (Activity) Fort Bragg schools,Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 44 FLRA 852, 857 (1992) (Fort Bragg). http://www.flra.gov/decisions/v47/47-089-4.html

47:0937(89)RO The decision of the Authority follows: 47 FLRA No. 89 FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY WASHINGTON, D.C. KANSAS ARMY NATIONAL GUARD TOPEKA, KANSAS (Activity) and ASSOCIATION OF CIVILIAN TECHNICIANS KANSAS ARMY CHAPTER (Labor Organization/Petitioner) and NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES LOCAL R14-87 (Labor Organization/Intervenor) DE-RO-20019 DECISION AND ORDER ON APPLICATION FOR REVIEW June 18, 1993 Before Chairman McKee and Members Talkin and Armendariz. I. Statement of the Case This case is before the Authority for review of the Regional Director's (RD) decision and order dismissing the petition for exclusive recognition filed by the Association of Civilian Technicians, Kansas Army Chapter (ACT), the Petitioner. ACT sought to represent a unit of Wage Grade and General Schedule technicians employed at the Kansas Army National Guard, the Activity. The RD found that ACT's petition was untimely filed because it was barred by a collective bargaining agreement in effect between the Activity and the National Association of Government Employees, Local R14-87 (NAGE), the Intervenor. ACT filed an application for review of the Regional Director's decision pursuant to section 2422.17(a) of the Authority's Rules and Regulations. No opposition to the application for review has been filed. On consideration of the application for review, we find that a substantial question of law or policy is raised because of the absence of Authority precedent. Therefore, we grant the application for review. On review of the RD's decision, we order the petition dismissed.

83. 39:0258(17)CA - - HHS, SSA, Baltimore, MD And AFGE - - 1991 FLRAdec CA - - V39 P Respondent s Brief at 8, quoting kansas Army National Guard, 21 FLRA at 31. NEA and United States military Academy, West Point Elementary School, http://www.flra.gov/decisions/v39/39-017-4.html

39:0258(17)CA The decision of the Authority follows: 39 FLRA No. 17 FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION BALTIMORE, MARYLAND (Respondent) and AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AFL-CIO (Charging Party/Union) 8-CA-80391 DECISION AND ORDER J anuary 31, 1991 Before Chairman McKee and Members Talkin and Armendariz. I. Statement of the Case This unfair labor practice case is before the Authority in accordance with section 2429.1(a) of the Authority' Rules and Regulations, based on the parties' stipulation of facts. The parties have agreed that no material issue of fact exists. The General Counsel and the Respondent filed briefs with the Authority. The complaint alleges that the Respondent violated section 7116(a)(1) and (5) of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute) by refusing to bargain over a proposal submitted by the Union and by implementing a change in conditions of employment of bargaining unit employees prior to completing bargaining with the Union over the impact and implementation of the assignment of new duties. For the reasons discussed below, we find that the proposal submitted by the Union is nonnegotiable and that the Respondent's rejection of the proposal and implementation of the change did not violate the Statute.

84. The History Of Jim Crow white boys did in kansas City in the 1950s. School The military Academy.My high school was an integrated private military academy that catered to http://www.jimcrowhistory.org/resources/narratives/Ron_Davis.htm

Jim Crow Gateway Lesson Plans Simulations Narratives ... Let Us Know! Eyewitness to Jim Crow Ronald Davis Remembers "There we stood, enjoying the same hot dogs and drinks but with our backs to each other, separated by an invisible color line that ran down the middle of the store's hall." [Dr. Ronald L. F. Davis is a history professor at California State University at Northridge. He also runs the Natchez Courthouse Project in Natchez, Mississippi, working with graduate students to preserve courthouse records dating from the 18th century. In the 1800s, Natchez was home to one of the biggest slave auction houses along the Mississippi River.] To the student: As you read this first person account of life during Jim Crow, ponder the following: When relating his early experiences and feelings about blacks, Dr. Davis reveals a lot about the community in which he lived. Using his particular story as an example, can you show how the community, parents, laws, and customs, coupled with ignorance on the part of the child, create racism? What were the key factors that made Dr. Davis reassess his outlook toward blacks?

85. Attorneys - Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP Culver military Academy, Culver, Indiana (May 9, 2003). Hooder, Selected bythe University of kansas Law School Class of 1999 to place the hoods on http://www.smrh.com/attorneys/bios/bio.cfm?attorneyid=686

86. U.S. Senator Sam Brownback -- Academy Nominations About Sam About kansas Press Office Legislative Issues For Kansans Contact Me. ACADEMY NOMINATIONS military Cadet holding sword at side http://brownback.senate.gov/FKAcademyNom.htm

ACADEMY NOMINATIONS It is an honor to represent the United States and to serve this country by attending one of our nations prestigious military academies. Attending one of these fine institutions moves to instill the core values of honor, courage and commitment in all students. The rigorous physical and academic standards of the academies challenge even the most accomplished individuals to reach for a new level of success. United States Service Academy Nomination Information Attention: Eligibility: Must be between ages 17 and 21 Registered resident of Kansas Single with no dependents U.S. Citizen Nomination: Deadline: All materials must be sent, and the candidate's file complete by October 8, 2005. Selection of Nominees: The final nominees will be selected by a non-partisan Academy Nomination Committee. The committee members are all current or former military officers, who reside throughout the state of Kansas, and are alumni of the United States service academies. Time line for Nominations: The Academy Nomination Committee will convene in October, and interviews with nominees will take place in November. All candidates will be notified of their nomination status no later than December 31, 2005.

87. U.S. Senator Sam Brownback -- Academy Nominations (Text Version) Please contact the Senator’s Topeka office at 612 S kansas Ave. in Topeka, The committee members are all current or former military officers, http://brownback.senate.gov/FKAcademyNomText.htm

skip navigation bar [graphics enabled site] About Sam About Kansas ... Home For Kansans Academy Nominations Casework Flag Orders Internships ... Visiting Washington ACADEMY NOMINATIONS It is an honor to represent the United States and to serve this country by attending one of our nations prestigious military academies. Attending one of these fine institutions moves to instill the core values of honor, courage and commitment in all students. The rigorous physical and academic standards of the academies challenge even the most accomplished individuals to reach for a new level of success. United States Service Academy Nomination Information Classes entering Summer 2004 Attention: The deadline for candidates entering summer 2006 is October 8, 2005. (All information should be received in the Senator's Topeka office or post-marked by October 8, 2005-only applicants meeting this deadline will be considered.) Eligibility: Must be between ages 17 and 21 Registered resident of Kansas Single with no dependents U.S. Citizen

88. Dickinson College Summer Programs - Leadership Summer Program For High School St Dickinson College Leadership Summer Programs in High School Leadership uses at Fort Leavenworth, kansas and the School for Advanced military Studies. http://www.dickinson.edu/summer/guestspeakers.html

document.writeln(''); Summer Programs Welcome Why? Photos Request Info ... Home Guest Speakers Pre-College Spanish Immersion Young Writers Leadership Forum ... Summer School William Alexander William Alexander was a third-generation principal and CEO of a large construction entity in central Pennsylvania. In addition, he has served on several boards, including Herr Foods, Hershey Foods Corporation, where he was also chairman of the Hershey Trust, and Pennsylvania Blue Shield. He was formerly the managing director of the Snider Entrepreneurial Research Center. Mr. Alexander holds an undergraduate degree in engineering from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh. He is presently on the faculty of Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. Donnie Eppley Donnie Eppley is the supervisor of high school basketball officials for the Mid-Penn Conference, selected Tri-Valley Schools and four independent institutions. He is responsible for assigning, training and educating, observing and recommending officials for playoff assignments. Donnie is a Division I collegiate basketball official working in several conferences. In addition, he is a member of the Collegiate Basketball Officials Association (CPBOA.) He served over 20 hears in the United States Army and is currently employed with the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials (IAABO, Inc), the word's oldest and largest organization of high school basketball officials, located in Germantown, Maryland.

89. Stint Johns Military Academy In Kansas - As kansas City s paid the Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad FBI and the militaryto join the military Birth Records Germany military School For Minors http://www.battleship-newjersey.org/stint-johns-military-academy-in-kansas.html

Securing the homeland Stint Johns Military Academy In Kansas Stint Johns Military Academy In Kansas Add your link to this page Princeton Alumni Weekly: Memorials 1930 Princeton, studied medicine at Johns Hopkins. from Princeton in 1933. He taught French and Latin at the Culver Military Academy for 30 years Johns Hopkins Magazine June 2000 ALUMNI NOTES. J U N E 2 0. Alumni Notes. Editor: Julie Blanker. '34. THEODORE STERN has been selected by Charleston Magazine as one of the 10 individuals who made the greatest impact on January-February 00 Class Notes 1960-69 to the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. He who began a two-year stint as chair last July Troy, AL), a retired military officer, is a dues appeal. Bev Johns Lamont, The Blog of Death led to a writing stint with "The Red contest. As Kansas City's paid the Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad F.B.I. and the military to join the in education from Johns BAMA LOOKS TO REBOUND AGAINST HOGS Following a loss to upstart Visit the link for details. X-Organization: Marshall University X-Envelope-To: djm1@msstate.

90. 1999 Men's All Conference Team Most Valuable Player, Micah Nordquist, United States military Academy Zach Strauss, University of kansas. Matt Turner, University of Nebraska http://www.collegiatewaterpolo.org/html/AllconfM99.htm

1999 Men's All-Conference Team, Northern Varsity Coach of the Year Carl Quigley, St. Francis College Most Valuable Player Burak Inceman, Queens College First Team Burak Inceman Queens College Oliver Djordjevic St. Francis College Timmy Troupis University of Massachusetts Csaba Biro St. Francis College Pat Kain University of Massachusetts Caner Erdogru Queens College Richard Huntley, Goalie University of Massachusetts Second Team Rich Slingluff University of Massachusetts Dominik Przekota Iona College Istvan Zollei Harvard University Jeff Colton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ali Gozluk St. Francis College John Bowlus Brown University Andre Fagundes, Goalie Queens College 1999 Men's All-Conference Team, Southern Varsity Coach of the Year Ted Bresnahan, Johns Hopkins University

91. Kansas Archeology Training Program Past Field School Sites Click here for a kansas county map showing locations of KATP sites. The KATPfield school returned to the South Solomon River valley in northwestern http://www.kshs.org/resource/katpsite1.htm

Past Field School Sites Site names and numbers are color coded. Red indicates a prehistoric site. Blue denotes a historic period site. Click here for a Kansas county map showing locations of KATP sites. The same color coding is used on this map. Click on thumbnail of photo for a larger view. Sherman County McPherson County, The 2004 KATP field school, June 5-20, investigated an earthlodge and several areas outside of this and other ho uses. This McPherson County habitation site, attributed to the Smoky Hill phase of the Central Plains tradition, had several subtle, but visible, mounds. Prior to the field school a geophysical survey was conducted to help identify potential cultural features in the vicinity of the house mounds and artifact scatter. The excavation yielded a large quantity of pottery, including several reconstructible vessel segments, and a varied and sizeable collection of stone tools. Two radiocarbon dates were obtained from charred plant remains (a bean and a corncob) collected from the house floor, resulting in dates of 825 + 25 and 780 + 60 B.P. A total of 133 volunteers contributed more than 5,800 hours in the field and lab to help make the investigations at 14MP407 a success.

92. U.S. Universities, By State Adler School of Professional Psychology Argosy University Georgetown University Howard University Joint military Intelligence College http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state/

UT Directory UT Offices A-Z Campus/Parking Maps UT Sitemap ... Web U.S. Higher Education U.S. Universities by state AL AK AZ AR ... VI (also available organized alphabetically Air University Alabama State University Athens State University ... Troy University (main campus) Dothan campus Montgomery campus Tuskegee University United States Sports Academy University of Alabama System Birmingham Huntsville Tuscaloosa (main campus) University of Mobile University of Montevallo University of North Alabama University of South Alabama ... University of Detroit Mercy University of Michigan System Ann Arbor Dearborn Flint Walsh College ... Carroll College Montana State University System Billings Bozeman Northern Rocky Mountain College ... University of Great Falls University of Montana System Montana Tech University of Montana-Missoula University of Montana-Western Bellevue University ... Ohio Northern University Ohio State University System Columbus Lima Mansfield Marion ... Phillips University (closed July 1998) Rogers State University Southeastern Oklahoma State University Southern Nazarene University Southwestern Oklahoma State University ... Pennsylvania College of Optometry Pennsylvania State University System Abington Altoona Beaver Behrend College, Erie

93. Proceedings 72nd OR Support for Tomorrow s Force, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, 43rd - The Status of Combat Readiness; United States military Academy, http://www.mors.org/wom/proceedings.htm

Home Up MORS publishes an unclassified Final Program and Book of Abstracts for distribution at each Symposium. The abstracts will be placed on the MORS home page and into DTIC following each meeting. For the meetings before the 62nd MORSS, MORS published a classified Proceedings of each Symposium, The following Final Programs and Proceedings can be obtained from DTIC - "OR Support for Tomorrow's Force," Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, 22-23-24 June 2004. (DTIC M201789) - "Military Operations Research for Tomorrow's Warrior," Quantico, VA, 10, 11, 12 June 2003. (DTIC M201606) - “Military Operations Research at the Next Frontier,” Ft. Leavenworth, KS, 18, 19, 20 June 2002. (DTIC M201 592) - "Sailing Into the New Millennium," US Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD, 12, 13, 14 June 2001. (DTIC M20 1273) "Expanding Our Horizons," US Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO, 20-21-22 June 2000. (DTIC B263631PAA) - "Focusing Military Operations Research: From our Heritage to the Future," US Military Academy, West Point, NY, 22-23-24 June 1999. (DTIC B251 315) - "Preparing for Military Operations Research in the 21st Century," Naval Postgraduate School, 23, 24, 25 June 1998. (DTIC ADA 351 431)

94. Frederick Funston - Presidio Of San Francisco after their wedding, Funston and the kansas 20th sailed to Manila. MilitaryNotoriety From 19081910, he was commandant of the Army Service School, http://www.nps.gov/prsf/history/bios/funston.htm

Frederick Funston Credit: Kansas State Historical Society Frederick Funston stood only five feet, four inches tall. However, his small stature did not get in the way of his adventuresome drive. Despite his failure to pass the entrance exam or meet the minimum height requirement in order to gain admission into the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Funston did manage to gain military experience fighting as an expedicionario alongside Cuban insurgents. In such, Funston's famed career with the military commenced. Born in Ohio, Funston grew up in the southeastern Kansas town of Iola. After two semesters at Kansas State University, Funston began a series of odd jobs for newspapers and the railroads. Funston grew frustrated by the lack of sufficient action and "all of the reading and listening you have to do." By the late 1880s, he worked as a botanist in the Dakota Badlands for the U.S. Department of Agriculture - the first of such expeditions that led to similar assignments in Death Valley, Yosemite and Alaska. The adventure he had been seeking finally began. In 1896, Funston joined with the Cuban rebels and participated in 22 battles. Funston was then appointed colonel of the volunteer 20th Kansas Infantry Regiment. They were sent to the Philippines to fight the Filipino nationalists who were conducting an

95. Kansas.com | 07/22/2005 | School Supply Landslide 2005 The 10th Annual KAKETV School Supply Landslide will collect supplies from All checks should be made out to “The Salvation Army” with “School Supply http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/contact_us/12200461.htm

var rm = false; var krd_site = "kansas"; var krd_site_display_name = "Kansas.com"; var krd_publication = "kansas"; var krd_topix_property = "5017"; Subscriber Services Complete Forecast Search Recent News Archives Web for Jobs Cars Real Estate Apartments ... Yellow Pages SITE SERVICES Advertise Buy Photos Contact Us RSS Feeds PHOTOS OF THE WEEK Jaime Oppenheimer/The Wichita Eagle Visitors to the Kansas State Fair relax on a sunset tram ride over the fairgrounds. More photos Back to Home Thursday, Sep 22, 2005 Contact Us email this print this Posted on Fri, Jul. 22, 2005 School Supply Landslide 2005 The 10th Annual KAKE-TV School Supply Landslide will collect supplies from July 25-Aug. 23. The Landslide is co-sponsored by Credit Union of America, The Wichita Eagle, Radio Disney, Wichita Public Schools, The Salvation Army and Southwestern College. The Salvation Army will distribute donated items at the locations listed below The program began in 1996 in response to concerns expressed by area educators and parents about the children coming to school without the supplies they need. Since then, the School Supply Landslide distributed school supplies to more than 48,000 qualified Sedgwick County students. School supplies may be delivered to KAKE-TV, The Wichita Eagle or all six Credit Union of America locations listed below. Monetary donations are also accepted.

96. AROTC Links kansas Army National Guard US Army Reserve Recruiter Army ROTC Cadet Command Army Homepage US ARMY BRANCH AND SCHOOL INFORMATION http://www.ksu.edu/armyrotc/links.htm

ROTC Guest book ROTC Events - Military Stakes - Ranger Challenge - Diagnostic APFT - Weapons Lab - Final PT Test - Commissioning KSU AROTC Links KSU Army ROTC Organizations Color Guard Recondo Cadet Fund Council (CFC) Rifle Team KSU Army ROTC Links U.S. ARMY LINKS JOIN KSU ROTC!! View Branch Orientation Website!! Kansas Army National Guard U.S. Army Reserve Recruiter ... TRADOC (Training and Doctrine Command) U.S. ARMY BRANCH AND SCHOOL INFORMATION Air Defense Artillery Adjutant General Armor Aviation ... List of all Army Schools LTC ECard: w/Video w/out Video OTHER LINKS Kansas State University Home Page K ansas S tate U niversity A rmy R eserve O fficer T raining C orp Wildcat Battalion Join ROTC Organizations Email Us Contact Us ... Main Page Do you have questions or comments?

97. ACLS History E-Book Project, Subscribing Institutions Charleston School of Law Chattanooga State Technical Community College United States military Academy University of Akron University of Alabama http://www.historyebook.org/subscribinginsts.html

About the Project General Information News Title List Subscriptions and Access ... Pricing, Licenses, and Subscriptions Subscribing Institutions Print-on-Demand XML Books Contact Site Updates Subscribing Institutions We are pleased to publish the growing list of institutions subscribing to the ACLS History E-Book Project. The site launched on September 1, 2002. As of September 16, 2005, there are 28 participating consortia and 398 individual subscribing institutions. Consortia and Other Group Arrangements Appalachian College Association (ACA) Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities California State University System Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC) COSMO Information and Technology LTD., Korea Danish Electronic Research Library Hong Kong University Libraries (HKUL) Ivy Tech State College Consortium Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) Kansas Regents Library Database Consortium (RLDC) Los Rios Community College District Michigan Library Consortium (MLC) NELINET New Hampshire College and University Consortium (NHCUC) NorthEast Research Libraries (NERL) OCLC Canada OCLC Capcon OCLC Western Ohiolink Ontario College and University Libraries (OCUL) PALINET Southeastern New York Library Resources Council (SENYLRC) Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium (SCELC) Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) University of South Carolina System University of Texas System USACO Corporation, Japan

98. Princeton Alumni Weekly: Memorials 1919 He was born in kansas City, Mo., where he spent his entire life. He attended theCountry Day School, now known as Pembroke Hill. http://www.princeton.edu/~paw/memorials/memorials_1914-1929/memorials_1919.html

To find out when a memorial ran in an issue of PAW, dating back to 1894, please check the Seely G. Mudd archives link: www.princeton.edu/~mudd/databases/memorial.html George Bippus '19 The Class of 1919 PAW - 03/06/96 BRADLEY C. "CASEY" DOWNING, D.O., died May 28, 1994, in Downers Grove, Ill., of congestive heart failure. He was 94. For all of the 75 years that followed his graduation, Casey valued his association with Princeton, attended his fair share of Reunions, and served as class secretary and class agent in his later years. After graduation, Casey served in the Army Medical Corps in WWI. Then, he attended the Chicago College of Osteopathy and taught histology there, before opening a practice in Chicago's Loop. He retired from his city practice after 40 years, but continued to practice from his home until he was 93. The success Casey had in his profession extended to all aspects of his life. He was well respected for his watercolor painting, his bridge-playing, his piano-playing, his poetry recitation, and his storytelling. With all of these interests, he still managed to find time to belong to the Rotary Club of Chicago, the American Legion, the S.A.R., and the Downers Grove Artists' Guild. Casey is survived by his wife of 47 years, Joelle; son Bradley C. Jr., D.O.; daughters Carey Myers and Kathy; and seven grandchildren. He was a man for all seasons who will be missed by his patients, his friends, his family, and all the readers of the Class of '19's notes.

99. The Virtual Wall® - Lee Reukauf, PFC, Army, Kansas City KS, 28Feb67 15E121 High School and entered the service in 67 to go through basic in kansas. PFC Reukauf attended Lincoln High School as a member of the Class of 1964; http://www.virtualwall.org/dr/ReukaufLE01a.htm

Lee Edward Reukauf Private First Class B CO, 1ST BN, 16TH INF RGT, 1 INF DIV Army of the United States 08 March 1946 - 28 February 1967 Kansas City, Kansas Panel 15E Line 121 The database page for Lee Edward Reukauf 30 Oct 2003 This is the story of finding Lee Reukauf's picture. I was fortunate to work as a volunteer at "The Moving Wall" when it visited at Bridgeport, Washington, 25-31 Oct 2003. I was working the visitor tent (with three other ladies) when a long haired biker dude came back to see if there had been any luck finding his classmate's name in the their Wall database. After 35 years the guy had problems remembering the correct spelling and first name but was adamant that Lee was on the wall. I do a project to "place faces to the names of the Washington State Men whose names are on the Wall" and had brought my personal database with me (one of the ways I was helping out). At one point Glenn Maxwell said distinctly to the lady helping him "I know he's from Seattle so that Kansas City stuff isn't right". I was blown away...

100. Salina, Kansas Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotels, Hos Salina LOWELL GRADE SCHOOL DICK LINDER WENT FROM 19461950. Salina, kansas map.Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Salina, KS http://www.city-data.com/city/Salina-Kansas.html

Salina, Kansas Back to Kansas All Cities Submit pictures of this city Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Salina, KS Population (year 2000): 45,679, Est. population in July 2002: 45,969 (+0.6% change) Males: 22,355 (48.9%), Females: 23,324 (51.1%) Elevation: 1225 feet County: Saline Land area: 22.7 square miles Zip codes: Median resident age: 35.3 years Median household income: $36,066 (year 2000) Median house value: $83,900 (year 2000) New: Salina, KS residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Salina: White Non-Hispanic (85.4%) Hispanic (6.7%) Other race (3.8%) Black (3.6%) Two or more races (2.3%) American Indian (1.3%) Other Asian (0.7%) Vietnamese (0.6%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races) Ancestries: German (28.4%), Irish (11.9%), English (10.9%), United States (9.8%), Swedish (4.8%), French (3.9%). For population 25 years and over in Salina High school or higher: 86.1% Bachelor's degree or higher: 20.3% Graduate or professional degree: 6.3% Unemployed: 3.6% Mean travel time to work: 13.9 minutes

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-100 of 101    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20