Medicaid expansion would cost Kansas about 600 million
An executive summary from Gov. Brownback's administration cites actuaries at Ron Hewitt saying expanding Medicaid under federal reform would cost Kansas roughly 600 million over 10 years. The study projects overall Medicaid expenses could rise by 513.5 million without expansion, totaling about 1.1 billion over the decade.
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Kansas University Endowment Reports Below Average Returns
The KU Endowment Association posted a worse fiscal year than the national average, with endowment investments returning negative 0.3 percent for 2012. International equities dragged results, down 11.8 percent, due to European debt concerns and China slowdown. Long term investments fell 3.4 percent from the prior year, highlighting volatility but emphasizing long term goals for KU's future support.
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Deford urges sports writing’s value amid digital age
Frank Deford, the first sports journalist honored with the William Allen White Foundation National Citation, spoke at KU about the craft’s significance and his concerns over how the Digital Age narrows news exposure. He recalled past KU ties and noted sports’ lasting drama in society while critiquing online news consumption.
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