Former LHS teacher named to hall of fame
Paul K. Stuewe, a former social studies teacher at Lawrence High School, is elected to the Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame Class of 2013. Inductees, including former Kansas Senate President Steve Morris, will be honored June 1 in Dodge City.
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City commissioners weigh pay and part time status
City leaders debated whether commissioner salaries should rise to cover expenses and attract candidates, with some warning against full-time pay. Four of five current members run businesses. two new members, Jeremy Farmer and Terry Riordan, will join after next week’s meeting. The panel also approved 9.7 million dollars for the library expansion bids.
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Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser kicks off in Douglas County
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Douglas County launches its annual Bowl for Kids Sake at Royal Crest Lanes with 58 teams signed up. Sessions run Friday 4 and 9 30 PM Saturday 2 4 and 6 PM Sunday 2 PM and a Friday 6 PM session is full. Pledge goals start at 750. Contact 785 843 7359 to participate. The group also promotes Re unite Now to reconnect past matches.
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Kansas abortion bill fuels rights debate in statehouse
Kansas lawmakers tackled abortion policy including a ban on sex selection claims though no evidence exists in Kansas. Senate Bill 142 would bar wrongful birth suits against doctors, drawing criticism from Kansas NOW and KU advocates who warn of government overreach into medical decisions. Clergy and activists urged protections for victims of rape and incest, while opponents called the bills political rather than medical. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild notes rushed committee moves and ongoing debate.
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