KU memorial professor Thomas Glavinich dies at 62
Kansas University mourns the loss of Thomas Glavinich an associate professor of civil environmental and architectural engineering who died of cancer at 62 He taught at KU since 1992 directed architectural engineering and construction management programs and earned three degrees including a 1990 doctorate Visitation April 30 memorial May 1 at St Joseph Catholic Church Memorials to the department KU St Joseph Catholic Church or St Luke's Hospice House.
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Bioscience authority approves budget and audit
Kansas Bioscience Authority directors approved a budget 10 percent smaller than last year as the agency shifts from grant funding to investment income. CEO Duane Cantrell said cost savings fund new investments. the board also named Mayer Hoffman and McCann as auditors and approved entering a limited partnership with an unnamed fund. The KBA has reported over 3.2 million in state transfers this year, down from 22.7 million prior year, with equity income totaling over 9.5 million and losses of 1.7 million in equity and 1.2 million in bond income from a default.
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Black Hills Energy seeks rate hike for Kansas gas utility
Black Hills Energy filed for a rate increase with the Kansas Corporation Commission, saying the typical residential bill would rise about 4.17 dollars monthly. The utility, based in Lawrence, cites 51 million dollars in increased costs and investments since 2006 and pledges cost control and safe, reliable service.
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Topeka artists craft copper jewelry from weathered metal
Topeka residents Bailey Marable Britta McKee and Kristen Haug turn century old copper into nature inspired jewelry using rolling mills and silver accents. Demand has surged since January debut with pieces sold online and in the Capitol gift shop. Marable has produced about 200 pieces monthly and even drew praise from Kathleen Sebelius. Holt seeks more artists and aims to sustain production for another year.
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Tenure vote fuels campaign talk over school funding
Campaign manager Mark Dugan says Paul Davis opposed millions for schools and property tax relief, while Davis backed an earlier bi partisan bill with funding but no policy changes. Kansas University professor Burdett Loomis calls Brownback’s tenure repeal not a huge game changer, noting it could energize teachers for Davis and affect district hiring.
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Lottery draw notes and numbers summary
Saturday Powerball and Monday Super Kansas Cash results list numbers 16 22 26 30 32 with 09, Tuesday Kansas 2by2 Red 20 22 White 8 15, Tuesday Kansas Pick 3 42 44.
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Markets edge higher as Dow and Nasdaq gain
Tuesday market activity shows a mixed session with the Dow up 86.63 to 16,535.37 and Nasdaq advancing 29.14 to 4,103.54. S&P GSCI rose 8.90 to 1,878.33 while commodities moved higher including corn at 5.22, soybeans 15.17, wheat 7.97 and oil at 101.28.
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