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U. of South Dakota medical school names new assistant dean

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Posted: Sunday, January 11, 2015 9:05 am | Updated: 1:01 pm, Sun Jan 11, 2015.

U. of South Dakota medical school names new assistant dean Associated Press |

VERMILLION, S.D. (AP) The medical school at the University of South Dakota has named a new assistant dean of medical student affairs.

The Sanford School of Medicine has appointed Dr. John Wempe to the position. His duties include career counselling for medical students at the school's four teaching campuses and assisting students as they progress through their medical training to graduation.

He will also participate in the medical school's admissions process and recruitment programs.

Wempe is a native of Parkston. He comes to the University of South Dakota after a more than 30-year career in the military. He most recently served as the CEO of the Department of Defense Medical Examination Review Board at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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2015 Subaru Liberty road test review | Bargain at $29,990

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THE 2015 Subaru Liberty sedan spearheads an aggressive attack from the marque, which will start its improved mid-size range from an uber-sharp $29,990.

While the Outback large SUV has also received a host of cuts, Subaru has been cut-throat with its sedan.

Headlining the repositioning is the top-shelf 3.6R variant which has been reduced by $14,000.

But features haven't been sacrificed in the process. Instead all Liberty models will gain additional features.

Prompting the price cuts are the growing European competitors entering mainstream, along with the Japanese free trade agreement, more efficient manufacturing and a favourable exchange rate.

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There is method within pricing madness at Subaru.

Not only acknowledging the growing shift toward European and prestige offerings, the imminent closure of local car manufacturing by Ford, Holden and Toyota has opened the door to new opportunities.

Those still in the market for a six-cylinder sedan will find the Liberty has what it takes to fill the void, while the Outback does the job as family hauler.

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'Green' groups fear what bill means for state park

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Those ideas amount to a "sneak attack" on Liberty State Park and could become reality under legislation sitting on Gov. Christie's desk, environmental groups opposed to one measure in the bill warn.

But the Department of Environmental Protection, which oversees the 1,200-acre state park in Jersey City, says that opponents are wrong and that there are no plans to build commercial or residential property on the site.

The dispute represents one of the latest fights between the Republican governor and environmental groups. This time, though, the disagreement arises from language added into a bill passed by the Democratic-controlled legislature and pushed by Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto (D., Hudson).

Jeff Tittel, director of the New Jersey Sierra Club, views the language as damaging for the state's park lands.

"We see this as a sneak attack on public open space," he said.

The added language says that the commission would be allowed to "evaluate, approve and implement any plan or plans for the further preservation, development, enhancement or improvement of Liberty State Park."

The eleventh-hour addition led Tittel's group to oppose legislation it had initially supported. Tittel worries that the commission's mandate could conflict with the environmental protection department's mission.

"The jurisdiction is no longer going to be the DEP but the Meadowlands [Regional] Commission," Tittel said. "They're not in the business of planning parks; they're much more in the development business."

DEP spokesman Larry Ragonese said the park would remain under the department's control. The agency wants to enhance the park's amenities and make it a destination for tourists, he said.

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With eye on 2016, Rand Paul tries to block US aid to Palestinians

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By introducing a bill this week to halt all United States foreign aid to the Palestinian Authority, Sen. Rand Paul (R) of Kentucky was hardly blazing into new political territory. This is the libertarian senator who, in 2011, proposed ending all foreign aid to all countries, after all.

But as with most things in Washington, timing is everything.

Senator Paul clearly has his eye on running for president in 2016, and last week he met with top Jewish donors including casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire who bankrolled Newt Gingrich's surprisingly successful 2012 campaign. The race for Adelson's support among potential 2016 Republican presidential candidates has been called the "Sheldon Adelson Primary."

And Paul has some fence-mending to do.

Israel's staunchest supporters weren't too impressed by Paul's 2011 proposal to end all foreign aid including the $3 billion sent annually to Israel. The criticism grew to such a pitch that Paul reversed course and not only called simply for a freeze of foreign aid at current levels but denied ever having advocated cutting foreign aid to Israel. PolitiFact called this a "Pants on Fire" lie.

Ever since, Paul has steered clear of the aid-to-Israel snarl. But last week, it seemed, was an opportune time to remind Washington of his willingness to block aid to the Palestinians until they accept a cease-fire and recognize Israel's statehood. Paul introduced a similar bill last year.

Paul's action comes on the heels of the Palestinian Authority's admittance to the International Criminal Court. The authority's admittance means it could bring complaints to the court regarding Israel's activities in the West Bank.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas also signed 21 other international treaties on New Year's Eve as part of a strategy to force the international community to recognize the Palestinians' claims to statehood. By acting like an independent state, the Palestinian Authority hopes to persuade nations to see Palestinian statehood as a fait accompli.

Neither the United States nor Israel has ratified the statute that underlies the ICC. Israel and the US support the court's goals but say that the process by which individuals can be sent to the court could be politically motivated or manipulated.

The US has spent about $400 million annually on aid for West Bank and Gaza since 2008.

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By introducing a bill this week to halt all United States foreign aid to the Palestinian Authority, Sen. Rand Paul (R) of Kentucky was hardly blazing into new political territory. This is the libertarian senator who, in 2011, proposed ending all foreign aid to all countries, after all.

But as with most things in Washington, timing is everything.

Senator Paul clearly has his eye on running for president in 2016, and last week he met with top Jewish donors including casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire who bankrolled Newt Gingrich's surprisingly successful 2012 campaign. The race for Adelson's support among potential 2016 Republican presidential candidates has been called the "Sheldon Adelson Primary."

And Paul has some fence-mending to do.

Israel's staunchest supporters weren't too impressed by Paul's 2011 proposal to end all foreign aid including the $3 billion sent annually to Israel. The criticism grew to such a pitch that Paul reversed course and not only called simply for a freeze of foreign aid at current levels but denied ever having advocated cutting foreign aid to Israel. PolitiFact called this a "Pants on Fire" lie.

Ever since, Paul has steered clear of the aid-to-Israel snarl. But last week, it seemed, was an opportune time to remind Washington of his willingness to block aid to the Palestinians until they accept a cease-fire and recognize Israel's statehood. Paul introduced a similar bill last year.

Paul's action comes on the heels of the Palestinian Authority's admittance to the International Criminal Court. The authority's admittance means it could bring complaints to the court regarding Israel's activities in the West Bank.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas also signed 21 other international treaties on New Year's Eve as part of a strategy to force the international community to recognize the Palestinians' claims to statehood. By acting like an independent state, the Palestinian Authority hopes to persuade nations to see Palestinian statehood as a fait accompli.

Neither the United States nor Israel has ratified the statute that underlies the ICC. Israel and the US support the court's goals but say that the process by which individuals can be sent to the court could be politically motivated or manipulated.

The US has spent about $400 million annually on aid for West Bank and Gaza since 2008.

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Krauthammer: Santorum worthy condender

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After every other conservative alternative to Mitt Romney crashed and burned (libertarian Ron Paul is in a category of his own), from the rubble emerges Rick Santorum. But he isnt just the last man standing. He is the first challenger to be plausibly presidential: knowledgeable, articulate, experienced, of stable character and authentic ideology.

Hed been ignored largely because he appeared unelectable out of office for five years, having lost his Senate seat in Pennsylvania by a staggering 17 points in 2006.

However, with his virtual tie for first in Iowa, he sheds the loser label and seizes the momentum, meaning millions of dollars worth of free media to make up for his lack of money. Hes got the stage to make his case, plus the luck of a scheduling quirk: If he can make it through the next three harrowing primaries, the (relative) February lull would allow him to build a national campaign structure before Super Tuesday on March 6.

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