Concealed carry law signed with campus exemptions four years
Gov. Sam Brownback signed a bill easing concealed weapon limits in public buildings while excluding universities campuses for four years. KU officials say students prefer not to have guns on campus as the Regents plan further study this fall. July 1 effective date and 2017 deadline for agency bans are outlined.
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LMH pledges $15K yearly to Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board unanimously approved a three year donation of 15000 dollars per year to the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce economic development capital campaign. The chamber aims to raise 275000 to 325000 annually. The hospital notes the gift aligns with its mission to spur rooftops and jobs locally.
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Gun debate panel at Dole Institute probes Second Amendment
Advocates from both sides discussed gun control at the Dole Institute with Patricia Stoneking of the Kansas State Rifle Association and Allen Rostron of UMKC. Rostron urged balanced laws, while Stoneking supported education programs like Eddy the Eagle. They agreed on shared Second Amendment protections and parental responsibility in gun education, noting some high caliber ammunition may need tighter regulation.
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