The Last Border Battle A Kansas Missouri Rivalry Quiz
A retro look at the KU Missouri basketball rivalry notes its possible final regular season chapter amid realignment. It cites ticket prices on StubHub, first game scores from 1907, Bud Stallworths 50 point game, coaching records for Norm Stewart and Bill Self, Legends of the Phog ties, Phog Allen birth in 1885, and the Quantrill raid mark on Lawrence triggering a long feud.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Teddy Roosevelt
United States
Isadore Anderson
James Naismith
Lawrence
Tigers
Bud Stallworth
Norm Stewart
Bill Self
Phog
Curtis Marsh
KU Info Information Service
NBA
Phog Allen
Jamesport
William Quantrill
Free State High School Honors Teacher of the Year
Lynne Renick, a 30 year veteran ninth grade English teacher at Free State High School, was named Lawrence Secondary Teacher of the Year during a staff luau. Officials and family attended as Renick joked about the grass skirt outfit chosen by her husband.
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Lynne Renick
Free State High School
Lawrence
Renick
Free State
Lawrence names Lynne Renick Secondary Teacher of the Year
Free State High School English teacher Lynne Renick is named Lawrence’s Secondary Teacher of the Year for the Thursday ceremony, honoring her work with students and school programs.
Property tax cut praised by State Rep Jim Ward
Wichita lawmaker Jim Ward says trimming 90 million dollars from property taxes is a win for all, framing the move as a broad public benefit and political win.</analysis>
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Jim Ward
Wichita
Property tax cuts OK'd amid GOP backlash
Democrats led by Jim Ward claim a $90 million property tax cut was approved with GOP support but Republicans accuse Ward of trickery. Ward attached the relief as an amendment to House Bill 2212 which would cap tax increases when valuations rise. House Majority Leader Arlen Siegfreid urged votes for the amendment despite concerns.
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Topera
Kansas
Jim Ward
Wichita
House
Ward
Arlen Siegfreid
R-Clathe
Siegfried
Challenge to health care reform falls short
Kansas lawmakers failed to place the Health Care Freedom Amendment on the November ballot by one vote. The Senate approved the measure 26 to 14, missing the required two-thirds threshold. State Senator Mary Pilcher-Cook led the push since the 2010 national health care act passage.
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Toppera
Kansas Senate
Mary Pilcher-Cook
R-Shawnee
Cooler High Deaths and Forecast Updates on Page 10A
The cooler high of 46 degrees appears in today’s weather forecast on page 10A. A brief obituary note mentions deaths as part of the newspaper’s local notices and community calendar. The publication invites readers to follow LJWorld on Facebook and Twitter for updates.
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