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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2015
Page
8
A national forecast indicates snow and flurries across the Midwest and Northeast as arctic air moves in. The West remains mild while most areas from the South to the Pacific coast stay dry and sunny.
A KU student was released from a Lawrence area hospital after a Sunday shooting in the 1600 block of West 19th Terrace. Police say two suspects fled on foot and remain at large as investigators identify possible persons of interest. A third KU student remains hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds. officers say the crime may not be random and warn the public to stay cautious while the search continues.
David Edelman, a planning professor and former director at University of Cincinnati, will present publicly Friday from 1 p.m. to 2 15 p.m. in The Forum Marvin Hall with a reception to follow. He has held leadership roles at Erasmus University and Ball State candidate Mahesh Daas visited KU recently.
Lawyers associations criticize two Kansas measures changing Supreme Court justice selection. One would require partisan six year terms. the other would let the governor appoint justices. Critics say the plan politicizes the court and weakens judicial independence. Republican Rep. John Rubin cites a 2005 school funding ruling to bolster concerns. Applicants for Supreme Court vacancies are mentioned.
TOPEKA AP Cities and counties in Kansas oppose a southeast Kansas lawmaker's proposal to limit what government agencies can charge for fulfilling requests for public records. The Senate committee heard the bill by Sen. Jacob LaTurner but took no action. If under 25 pages, documents would be free. more than 25 pages could be charged at up to 25 cents per page. critics say it erodes local control and creates unfunded mandates.
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