Watercolors by Walkowitz of Isadora Duncan at KU Museum
A 12 work Watercolor exhibition by Abraham Walkowitz opens Sunday at the Graphic Arts Gallery in the KU Museum of Art. The pieces depict Isadora Duncan in flowing lines and pale tones as a modernist study. The show runs through March 25 in Lawrence.
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Lobbyists Fight Tight Kansas Lobbying Controls
Kansas lawmakers heard opposition to bills limiting lobbying from figures including Jack Schwartz James Turner Robert Anderson and Tom Schwinn. They argued the measures amount to a witch hunt and warn of a Big Brother style oversight harming access and information channels.
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Essex Case Key Question Not Answered
The New Orleans sniper case leaves unresolved whether Jimmy Essex acted alone. Police say evidence points to a single shooter, though no official ruling confirms no accomplices. The 10 page status report notes uncertainty about accomplices, while witnesses and events at the hotel remain under review.
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Fredonia Drops International From Airport Name
Fredonia Kansas officials renamed Fredonia International Airport to Fredonia Airport removing international from the sign. The change followed FAA anti hijacking rules requiring guards at international airports after a Mexico bound light plane inadvertently led to the original branding.
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Eagleton backs shield law to protect news sources
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton introduces a bill to shield confidential news sources, arguing the measure defends the first amendment and press freedom. He cites his own 1972 vice presidential experience and notes the Supreme Court ruling denying reporters a right to shield sources.
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