Open records request seeks Mangino settlement details
The Lawrence Journal-World and partners filed a Kansas Open Records Act request with Kansas Athletics Inc. to obtain the Mangino settlement terms. An associate athletics director said the agreement is not yet finalized and urged resubmission in 10 to 14 days. Kansas officials maintain records will comply with the law when finalized, while opponents call for full disclosure of all compensation terms and investigation results into Mangino’s conduct.
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Gnews
Kusports.com
Kansas Athletics Inc
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Jim Marchiong
Funay
Sug
Gested
Kansas Athletics
Doug Anstaett
Kansas Press Association
Kansas
Anstaett
Lew Perkins
Mangino
The
Athletics Corporation
Holiday Hoedown Lights Liberty Hall Tonight
Lawrence hosts the sixth annual Holiday Hoedown described as a Grand Ole Opry style Christmas music show for families and kids of all ages. The event unfolds this evening at Liberty Hall, continuing a growing holiday tradition.
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Lawrence
Liberty Hall
Knox conviction sparks debate over identity of suspect
University of Washington student Madison Paxton says Amanda Knox is being misidentified as the convicted killer of her British roommate in 2007. Knox was found guilty early today of murder and sexual assault and sentenced to 26 years in prison.
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Madison Paxton
University of Washington
Amanda Knox
Knox
Legislature weighs tax breaks amid funding crisis
As the state Legislature grapples with a funding crisis, supporters and opponents debate eliminating certain tax breaks to improve the state’s financial outlook.
Reggae legend Bob Marley fills KU Hoch with vibrant sound
Reggae icon Bob Marley performed at KU Hoch Auditorium on December 6, 1979, as professor Bill Tuttle recalls a tense day turning into a transformative concert. He and others described a spiritual, energetic night with dancing, social vibe, and strong audience engagement. Marley, then 36, would die 17 months later from cancer complications. Attendees included KU students and local residents who later reflected on the historic show and its impact.
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Kansas University
Bill Tuttle
Bob Marley
Hoch
Tuttle
Marley
Journal-World
Richard Gwin
Hoch Auditorium
Rick Sheridan
Lawrence
Sheridan
Budig Hall
Medicaid budget cuts risk layoffs and federal funding in Kansas
Kansas health officials approved near 260 million in budget cuts to balance the state budget. A 10 percent rate cut to Medicaid providers was approved along with eliminating provider customer service and reducing admin costs. The KHPA package, totaling about 1.1 million in state funds, may delay Medicaid coverage for roughly 315,000 Kansans and jeopardize tens of millions in federal funds.
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Kansas Health Policy Authority
Joe Tilghman
Mark Parkinson
Parkinson
KHPA
Free H1N1 vaccine offered at local clinics
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department will hold public H1N1 vaccination clinics with about 3,000 doses available. Clinics run Dec 12 at Community Health Facility and Dec 15 both at Lecompton church and Community Health Facility, plus Dec 16 sessions. Two local pharmacies Walgreens and Sigler Pharmacy will offer doses with possible admin fees.
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Douglas County
Lisa Horn
Health Department
Lawrence
Walgreens
Sixth St
Sigler Pharmacy
18Th St
Walgreens Pharmacy
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