Bill Snead obituary highlights legendary photojournalism career
Lawrence resident Bill Snead a renowned photojournalist and editor dies at home on Feb 14 after months battling advanced lung cancer. Born Oct 27 1937 in Topeka he photographed for Lawrence Journal-World National Geographic Washington Post UPI and more. Survived by wife Dana son Mark daughter Sally. services Feb 26 at First United Methodist Church Lawrence. Memorials to KU Endowment Association or Warren-McElwain.
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Budget bill signals legislature's stance on court ruling
The House committee added a budget provision pushed by Rep. Marc Rhoades to express Legislative displeasure with KU actions, while not altering state K-12 funding despite a Supreme Court ruling. The measure hones outside counsel funding, delays and limits on state accounts, and preserves options on Parents as Teachers funding, with debates on fiscal year 2017 impacts and potential court actions.
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Winfield
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Kansas Regents approve Dyche Hall project budget hike
The Regents raise the Dyche Hall repair and renovation budget to 3.7 million, with 1.6 million from rehabilitation funds and 2.1 million from KU Center for Research funds. The scope now includes exterior stone work roof replacement and seventh floor renovations housing Biodiversity Institute collections, amid aging HVAC and envelope needs. Regent Dave Muffin questioned the 2.4 million spike as costs expanded beyond mechanical systems to exhibit space.
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Statehouse reporter Peter Hancock can be reached at 354 4222 or phancock ljworld com.
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Journal-Worry staff and contact listings at JWorld
The Lawrence Journal-World lists general manager Scott Stanford and editors Chad Lawhorn Tom Keegan and Ann Gardner along with staff contacts for departments. It provides delivery inquiry hours and phone numbers for billing and service.
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