Budig testifies at profs hearing and urges firing
Kansas University Chancellor Gene Budig told a five member faculty panel that he should have acted more decisively against Professor Emil Tonkovich in 1991. Budig recommended Tonkovich be fired after a pattern of conduct alleged to involve sexual relations with a student and abuse of position.
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KU students push fee hike to expand Hilltop child care
Kansas University Student Senate backs a bill to raise student fees for six or more class hours by $2 per semester starting fall 1994 and then $1 from fall 1996 to spring 1999. About $330,000 would fund Hilltop expansion serving students, faculty, staff.
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KC activist Marjorie Hires Gage dies at 97
Marjorie Hires Gage political and social activist died in Kansas City at age 97. She campaigned for her husband in his successful bid for mayor against political boss Tom J. Pendergast, shaping local reform efforts.
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Lawrence approves 70-foot Tanger sign variance in North Lawrence
Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals grants a sign variance raising a Tanger Factory Outlet Center pole to 70 feet near the East Lawrence turnpike exit despite opposition from the League of Women Voters. The vote followed 45 minutes of discussion, with the city planning official noting the commission will now handle sign variances exclusively.
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Vehicular homicide motion held in Douglas County court
Lawrence man Marvin Schaal 20 faces a felony vehicular homicide count from a 1990 hit and run that killed Christopher Bread 19. Judge Ralph King delayed ruling on dismissal and the state’s appeal to exclude the misdemeanor conviction from a new trial.
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