Battle lines form over Kansas school funding case
A ruling in Gannon v Kansas could sway education finance and tax cut politics ahead of the 2013 session. Schools for Fair Funding allege a shortfall up to 1.5 billion annually, while lawmakers fear deficits and resurgent court pressure to raise base per pupil funding.
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Not Guilty Plea From Ex-Hospital Tech in Hepatitis C Case
David Kwiatkowski, a traveling hospital worker described as a serial infector, pleads not guilty in federal court to tampering and illicit drug charges. He once worked at Exeter Hospital where 32 patients were diagnosed with the same hepatitis C strain. Authorities say thousands were tested in multiple states as the case proceeds.
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