City settles medical gas case for 50 thousand dollars
The city of Lawrence will pay 50,000 to the family of 21 year old Austin Stone from Tonganoxie, ending a 2010 suit over a 2009 dental procedure alleged to cross oxygen and nitrous oxide lines at 4811 Bob Billings Parkway. Judge Robert Fairchild approved the confidential terms with other parties. Stone and his parents Tara Passmore and Lance Stone pursued the case, which claimed design errors in Dr Kirk Vincent's office led to brain damage.
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Dancers Shine in KU Best Dance Crew Competition
Dancers wow crowds with breakdancing and fluid choreo in the KU Best Dance Crew event. Reported terms suggest annual league revenue of 90 million dollars though final figures are not released.
Kansas River advocate honored for volunteer work
R J Stephenson, a Kansas River advocate, receives recognition for volunteer work. Kansas Gov Sam Brownback will speak at the University of Kansas Energy Conference in Lawrence, highlighting water quality and river enjoyment on the Kaw.
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Earth Day Tips for Lawrence Residents
Lawrence residents prepare for Earth Day with a parade at 11 a.m. down Massachusetts Street from Seventh Street to South Park, featuring a plastic bag monster and Yogi Bear. About 75 exhibitors, including Animal Outreach of Kansas, will join the 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. celebration in South Park. Plan to walk, bike, or take a bus. bike valet is available and the Lawrence Transit System offers free rides all day.
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Adviser Margolis previews Obama 2012 re election path
GMMA president and adviser to Obama Jim Margolis told a Dole Institute audience that the 2012 campaign will differ from 2008 and stressed the need to clearly explain the administration’s record amid ongoing economic strain. He noted major issues like Medicare and Social Security and the influence of the presidency facing global crises.
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Lawrence improves building inspections after Austin Stone tragedy
Experts say Lawrence has strengthened its building inspections process following the Austin Stone tragedy, reflecting city efforts to enhance safety and code compliance. The change focuses on stricter reviews, clearer protocols, and tighter oversight to prevent similar incidents.
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Kansas House pushes to cut Planned Parenthood funding
In Topeka the clash over federal funds for Planned Parenthood moves to state budget battles. The House plan would strip pass through of federal Title 10 funds to clinics while the Senate plan lacks the cut. Lawmakers return April 27 to continue the session as abortion opponents press the policy, citing taxpayer ethics and support for local health centers in Wichita and Hays.
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