KU Law Makes Missouri Applicants Pay In-State Tuition
Kansas University Law School offers scholarships to Missouri residents in the Kansas City area, lowering tuition to in-state rates. Dean Stephen Mazza says the program aims to bridge the Missouri Kansas divide as the school expands its footprint amid fewer law school applicants.
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Eudora resident Westie Westerhouse named a People hero
Eugene Westie Westerhouse 87 of Eudora has spent 35 years building wheelchair ramps for neighbors. People magazine profiles his work with the Kingdom Builders at Eudora United Methodist Church. Deb and Gary Jennings, helped by the group, received a ramp after Gary’s stroke and praise Westie as the catalyst. Westie has built over 300 ramps since 1978, often donating labor and raising about 700 dollars for materials.
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Variable Clouds Herald Mild Day Ahead
The forecast calls for variable clouds with a high near 57 degrees. A quiet, routine forecast note accompanies today’s business, classifieds, comics and obituaries listings without major weather impacts.
City weighs convention center study in Lawrence
City commissioners plan to invite consultant proposals to assess the feasibility of a convention or conference center in Lawrence. This pursuit aims to determine viability, costs, and community impact as part of the 3A page coverage.
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KU Drops Bonding Request for Fieldhouse Apartments
Kansas University on Tuesday dropped its legislative bonding request to build a 17.5 million dollar apartment building for KU athletes. Tim Caboni cited last week's disappointing House Education Budget Committee vote as the reason for withdrawal.
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Measure aims to cut Kansas out of health care overhaul
Kansas Republicans who oppose the federal health care overhaul support a national movement for states to opt out. Secretary of State Kris Kobach and two GOP lawmakers urged the House committee to pass a bill joining Kansas in a compact with other states to assert control over health care policy within borders. The committee could vote on the measure later.
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