Inmate seeks reduced sentence in KU tickets scandal
Former Kansas Athletics Inc. consultant Thomas Ray Blubaugh, 48, seeks a 13 month cut from a 46 month federal term over alleged reliance on hearsay and inferences by Judge Wesley Brown in April 2011. Blubaugh argues tickets found in a Lenexa shed were misused as crime evidence and says he cooperated with investigators.
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New QB injects shot of confidence at KU
Former Notre Dame quarterback Dayne Crist has reunited with coach Charlie Weis at Kansas. During spring practice his mere presence has revived hope for KU football as speculation and optimism grow about the program’s direction.
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Pentagon chief cites investigation into Obama Colombia trip misconduct
Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says the United States let the boss down as an inquiry continues into alleged misconduct by Secret Service agents and military personnel during President Barack Obama’s visit for a Latin America summit in Colombia.
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End-of-Life Planning Talk Highlights Burden on Families
Dr. Richard Sosinski warned that lack of advance care planning devastates families and can lead to court fights and long delays. At a 90 minute Lawrence Public Library program, about 40 attendees heard how early conversations and proper paperwork, including organ donor wishes, ease crisis decisions. The event, part of National Health Care Decisions Day, screened the documentary Consider the Conversation and shared personal stories from local residents.
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Kansas University offers buyouts to 540 staff and faculty
KU plans voluntary separation for about 540 of its more than 4 800 Lawrence campus employees. Eligible staff can receive a lump sum equal to one year’s base salary up to 100 000 dollars, with criteria based on age, years of service, or KPERS points. Applications are reviewed to maximize university benefit.
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