Wichita State to join KU and K-State nonconference slate
State Senator Michael O'Donnell proposes 2014-15 scheduling rule requiring Wichita State to play a nonconference game with both Kansas and Kansas State. He argues the sellout matchups would boost state interest and reduce travel for the teams. Similar bills have previously been filed.
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Fresh Squeezed Art Market blends art with usable items
A dozen local artists mostly from Lawrence and KU alumni plan a 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. event Saturday at Dead Leaf Designs in Kansas City’s Crossroads. Organizer Scott Burr aims for functional, original pieces including children's toys while showcasing fresh designs beyond high end fine art.
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Fresh Squeezed Art Market at Dead Leaf Designs
The Fresh Squeezed Art Market runs from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at Dead Leaf Designs in Kansas City. Preview works on squeezedart tumbIr com and social platforms by searching for Fresh Squeezed Art Market.
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Opponents warn anti-union bill silences public workers
Opponents of House Bill 2023 told the Senate Commerce Committee that the measure could curb public sector workers political speech by banning voluntary paycheck deductions to the Kansas National Education Association political action committee. Attorney Rebecca Proctor said the bill would silence many public employees and limit participation in the political process.
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Inside Horoscope Movies at LJ World
A brief promotion listing the section Inside Horoscope Movies with social media handles for LJ World on Facebook and Twitter. Includes page references 7A 7C 1B-7B 6A 2B 7C.
KDOT chief defers on $30 million savings plan
Kansas Department of Transportation Secretary Mike King gave no specifics on how state would save 30 million over two years by taking over daily operations of the Kansas Turnpike Authority. Gov Brownback links 15 million annual savings to better agency cooperation. King says savings would likely come from KDOT efficiencies rather than KTA. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild.
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City considers fluoride in water study
City commissioners request a study on adding fluoride to the water supply to evaluate potential health benefits. The item appears on page 3A.
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