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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2010
Page
5
Megan Gilliland says Ninth Street east of New Hampshire has not been resurfaced since 1994. The city plans a five year review of all street conditions with citizen input. The 2009 KU football shuttle averaged 788 riders per game, down from 870 in 2008, partly due to a $1 fare starting in 2009.
A callout invites readers to submit questions for the Sound Off segment and provides the short contact number 832-7297 for participation. The item emphasizes audience engagement and a public forum tone.
A bartender and a hair cutter share muted portraits of the event saying they do not consider it important or celebratory. Their remarks reflect a restrained mood as Sally Barnett and others respond in brief, understated terms.
KU reports external funding of $207.1 million for research development and training in the fiscal year ending June 2009, up about 5 percent from the prior year. Vice provost Steve Warren leads a committee to raise scholarly research and expand faculty participation in funded projects across the Lawrence campus.
The city approves a bus facility deal with KU, backed by city staff estimates of about 400000 in local savings over 10 years versus current lease costs for the 31st and Haskell site. Mayor Chestnut supports the plan despite reservations over ownership and funding, citing potential for better cooperation between the two systems and a mid December completion.
The Senate backs a tougher seat belt law and endorses a texting ban amid debate over enforcement. Key supporters cite traffic fatality reductions and cost savings, while opponents call it intrusive and worry about House passage.
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