Essential Super Bowl snack poll at Dillons
Readers at the Dillons on Massachusetts Street weigh in on the essential Super Bowl party snack. The street level query asks locals to share preferred bites for the big game and sparks varied opinions.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2014
Page
4
Readers at the Dillons on Massachusetts Street weigh in on the essential Super Bowl party snack. The street level query asks locals to share preferred bites for the big game and sparks varied opinions.
Lane officials report there were no birth notices on Friday. No new arrivals were recorded in the local birth ledger.
A Journal-World report notes that House Bill 2473 in the Kansas Legislature mischaracterizes the bill by expanding beyond firearms regulation. The measure also restricts cities and counties from regulating open carry of firearms.
Kansas University student senate opened a funding path via a 65 cent per semester student services fee, generating about 30 000 yearly. Eligible groups include Willow Domestic Violence Center and Gadugi Support Center. Funding overseen by the Student Safety Advisory Board, Headquarters can apply in fall 2014. Headquarters has cut hotline hours due to prior funding declines. Ben Unglesbee reporting.
Kansas lawmakers could tap KU KSU and WSU distinguished professors as information sources and potential advocates for higher education. The plan envisions legislators selecting available faculty to provide background on issues, a move KU officials have yet to support actively.
A bill prompts warning as the Fish and Wildlife Service may list the Lesser Prairie Chicken as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Officials report an 84 percent range decline and a 50 percent population drop, with opponents warning of high costs to energy projects and litigation. Governor Brownback threatens court action, while Senator Francisco opposes the bill without full cost estimates.
Hubbard received 14 month terms for distribution charges, 10 months for possession, and seven months for cellphone use, all to run concurrently. The judge noted possible perjury after her trial testimony and ordered restitution of 2230 and a potential $5000 bond on appeal. The case involved drugs at Hubbard's day care and earlier police findings.
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