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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 2014

Page

4

ALEC meeting draws GOP members amid stand your ground debate

Several Kansas House Republicans along with Merrick and Wagle attended an ALEC gathering this week. The meeting highlighted Stand Your Ground and electricity freedom bills, plus moves to shift Kansas Public Employees Retirement System toward defined contribution plans.

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Eudora Parks To Offer Hayrack Rides Through Dec 23

The Eudora Parks and Recreation Department will run hayrack rides every Tuesday night through December 23 starting at 6 30 p m with a 2 dollar fare. Meet at the Eudora Community Center 630 Elm Street and an additional 7 30 p m ride may be added if crowds require.

Eudora

Citywide curbside food and toy drive planned

Lawrence residents may set out nonperishable food and new toys for curbside pickup by sanitation crews on Monday morning. The drive supports Just Food food pantry and the Blue Santa Program providing holiday gifts.

Lawrence Just Food Blue Santa

Ranchers hear market outlook at Kansas meeting

Wichita market analyst warns Kansas ranchers not to rely on current cattle price highs. CattleFax executive vice president Randy Black says profits may continue, but prices will ease next year due to rising competition from pork and poultry as the national cattle herd grows.

Kansas CattleFax Randy Black Kansas Livestock Association Wichita

Delays Grow in McLinn Cornwell Trial Over Reports and Plea Hope

Douglas County District Judge Paula Martin hears requests to postpone, as McLinn delays to Jan 5, 2015, and Cornwell seeks a possible plea. Branson seeks a hard 50 year sentence. McLinn’s next appearance is Dec 18 to set a new jury date. Cornwell notes ongoing factors and potential agreement.

Carl Cornwell Douglas County Paula Martin Branson Cornwell McLinn Martin Sasko

Kansas to push 1.2 billion highway projects through 2016

Kansas Transportation Secretary Mike King said highway projects planned for fiscal years 2015 and 2016 will proceed despite a projected budget shortfall. The state previously announced 1.2 billion in construction, with uncertainties about 2017 and beyond amid budget debates and calls to repurpose funds.

Topeka Aap Kansas Kansas Department of Transportation Transportation Mike King Wichita Eagle King Ty Masterson Andover Brownback Senate Anthony Hensley D-Topeka Sam Brownback

KU records fight under court order blocks further release

Records sought by Students for a Sustainable Future show buying influence in college admissions. KU produced documents after paying 1800. Judge Robert Fairchild issued a temporary restraining order halting more releases. Kraus condemns the litigation as suspicious while Tonya Mullins cites university policy and academic freedom.

Caboni Robert Fairchild

City voters face race as rental rules hue in on life safety

City election opens with debate over a new rental registration and licensing program. Candidates including Matthew Herbert promise focus on life and safety while supporting property rights and charity salary donation. Filing deadline is Jan 27 for three at large seats. a potential March 3 primary and April 7 general election follow. Stan Rasmussen also seeks a seat on the five member commission.

Herbert Mike Dever Terry Riordan Bob Schumm Stan Rasmussen Army

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