Stovall kicks off re election bid for Kansas attorney general
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall, the state's first female AG, launched a three day 15 city campaign kickoff tour in Lawrence to seek re election. She highlighted fighting sexual predators and suing Big Tobacco, noting no opposition yet and a June 10 filing deadline.
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Carla Stovall
Douglas County
Stovall
Lawrence
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Wint Winter Jr
Richard Harris
Wichita
Richard Schodorf
Pittsburg State University
Kansas University
Richard Gwin
Journal-Worrh
Nicholas
Joseph Larkin
Randall and
Gayle Larkin
City eyed grants to revitalize blighted areas
Lawrence city commissioners weighed a neighborhood revitalization plan using federal grants to fund renovations sidewalks lighting and related improvements. The program would draw 25 percent of CDBG and housing grants about 350000 annually and run five years starting next year, with advisory committee input and grant recipients to be decided through a staged process.
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Lawrence
John Nalbandian
Lynn Goodell
Goodell
CDBG
James Dunn
Dunn
Neighborhood revitalization funds and bids in 1989 plan
In 1989 the city proposed reimbursements to property owners in the 900 block of Street for exterior renovations at a rate of one dollar back for every four spent. A year later approvals totaled 36000 for Oread and nearby blocks including Pinckney and University Place, with allocations of 22700 in the 1700 block of Ill.
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Pinckney
University
Ill
Baker class imitates presidential race elects Kemp impersonator
Baker University students staged a six week mock campaign in which Tony Miller posed as Jack Kemp and won 33 votes in a campus election. Heather Cessna impersonated Dianne Feinstein and Matt Rhea played Ross Perot as over 100 attended the final debate and voting day.
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Tony Miller
Jack Kemp
United States
Miller
Baker University
Judd Choate
Buffalo Bills
Bob Dole
Heather Cessna
Olathe
Sonate U.S
Dianne Feinstein
Matt Rhea
Choate
Ross Perot
Miller/Kemp
Cessna/Feinstein
Rhea/Perot
Renee Knogaer
Journal-Wonto
Lawrence doctor under state board investigation faces license risk
Dr Robert A Wilson a Lawrence family practitioner under Kansas State Board of Healing Arts investigation for 72 alleged violations including license renewal fraud overprescribing and sexual harassment. A nurse in his office won a 75000 civil judgment later appealed while the board pursues possible license action.
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State Board
Kansas State Board of Healing Arts
Robert A. Wilson
Ark
Wilson
Lawrence Family Physicians
Douglas County
Wil
Board of Healing Arts
Kevin LaChance
Kansas
Federal Drug Enforcement Agency
Board eyes charter schools and big education increase
State Board of Education endorses charter school plan for underperforming public schools and approves a legislative package seeking over 100 million dollars for K through 12. The request includes 42.5 million more general state aid and several increases for special education technology and early childhood programs beginning next July 1.
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Toreka
State Board of Education
Kansas
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