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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2014
Page
6
State lawmakers spar over university messaging limits and tuition raises as KU leaders defend policy and present graduation gap data. Critics like Arpke fault communications controls and high costs while Guth’s tweet fallout prompts cross party remarks. Kelly urges shared funding amid shrinking state support and calls for partnership with regents.
Supporters and opponents expect passage as gun rights majorities in the House and Senate push a statewide standard. Rep. Michael Houser notes an amendment to prohibit carrying loaded firearms in cars, aligning with practices in Missouri and Colorado, while law enforcement groups seek safety safeguards and local governments push for community control.
Regent Emert denied proof that the policy harms colleges and accused critics of false claims. Fort Hays State University official Chris Roberts cited student fears of being swept under the policy, urging checks and balances as Logan welcomed student input in the review. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild can be reached at 785-423-0668.
Jennifer and Michael Thompson of Tonganoxie welcomed a girl on Wednesday. Felicia Patterson and Emanule Taylor of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Wednesday. Jonathon and Samantha Percell of Eudora welcomed a boy on Wednesday. Nick and Ashley Myers of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Wednesday.
Douglas County Visiting Nurses Association currently provides palliative care for patients moving from home health to hospice. CEO Cynthia Lewis envisions a future where the service operates independently for terminally ill patients not yet ready to end treatment or enter hospice.
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