Kansas lawmakers cut Title X funds harm low income clinics
Editorial notes that in 2011 Kansas lawmakers redirected Title X funds away from two Planned Parenthood clinics and a Dodge City clinic, leading to federal funding cancellations. Dodge City and Hays closed, Wichita serves fewer low income patients, and Sedgwick County sees reduced funding. The piece argues services remain essential and urges residents to push officials to restore funding.
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China summit tests U S role amid a weakened Beijing
Washington weighs how to engage Xi Jinping as China faces domestic uncertainty and slower growth. Analysts warn Beijing may harden its stance to avoid appearing weak, while the United States debates a cautious, limited agenda focused on global stability and growth.
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Honors students inspire teacher at KU
A Kansas University professor reflects on meeting 10 honors freshmen, chosen from about 300 applicants, who will join his seminar on targeted killing and drone warfare. He notes their intelligence, drive, and potential to shape Kansas and national futures, praising education as a top state priority.
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Upkeep and paving progress in Lawrence 1915
Lawrence city reports ongoing roadway maintenance with 90 miles of streets and concrete paving issues in the 700 block alley between Ohio and Louisiana. Cemetery road work finished and the 500 block alley paving project under way. Nearby, a Douglas county school boards convention is set for next Saturday at the courthouse with over 250 expected attendees. Francis Long, 24, a former University of Kansas student and Acacia member, died from injuries from a haystacking accident on his father's Madison farm, after a cable broke during haying and he died last night in a Kansas City hospital.
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