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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2024

Page

3

Kansas grocery sales tax ends state levy January 1 2025

Kansans will no longer pay state sales tax on groceries starting January 1 2025 though city and county taxes remain. The 2 percent state tax will be eliminated as part of a three year plan begun in 2022, with varying local grocery tax rates across counties and districts. Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and health researchers note benefits especially for low income households despite local taxes.

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Parole bid for Ludlow after 31 years in Lawrence killings

James Patrick Ludlow III, 56, convicted of second degree murder for the 1992 shooting death of Tracy Robbins and attempted murder of Valerie Hartley, faces parole in March 2025. He also holds burglary and escape convictions, with a 2005 bid for a new trial denied. Public sessions set for January via Zoom.

Lawrence James Patrick Ludlow III Tracy Robbins Valerie Hartley Ludlow Robbins Parole Board Doc Kansas-Parole-Board David J. Brown Hartley Brown Journal-World Victor J. Smith Judicial and Law Enforcement Center Smith Kansas Department of Corrections

Abortion pills take center stage in legal fights

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued New York physician Dr. Maggie Carpenter for prescribing abortion pills via telemedicine to a Texas resident. The suit tests cross state restrictions as New York shields providers who treat patients across borders. Telehealth abortion access has grown since 2023 with state laws protecting providers.

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