Kansas Democrats delay school funding plan announcement
Democratic leaders push back the unveiling of a school funding proposal planned for today to a later date. The plan contrasts Gov. Brownback’s tax relief and funding approach and will be considered in the 2012 session starting Monday. Brownback would end local property tax limits for education and remove need-based funding, while Democrats seek to restore budget cuts and address underfunding cited against court rulings.
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Wellsville man dies in accidental shooting at home
Franklin County investigators say 56-year-old Sean Thomson died from an accidental self inflicted gun discharge at his Downey Lane home. He was alone at the scene and died later at Olathe Medical Center. Thomson had spent 20 years at Liberty Hall in downtown Lawrence.
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Man to stand trial for roommate rape in Lawrence
Douglas County judge ordered a 27-year-old Lawrence man to face a rape trial after a preliminary hearing. The 22-year-old female roommate said the assault occurred early December 10 at their north-central Lawrence residence. Prosecutors allege the victim was unconscious or physically powerless. Trial scheduled for March 6. bond set at $100,000. Journal-World does not identify sex crime suspects unless convicted.
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Boeing schedules employee meeting amid Wichita closure study
Boeing plans a mandatory meeting for all Wichita defense plant workers as it weighs closing the facility amid Pentagon budget cuts. The company cited potential shifts in Air Force tankers work and maintenance for Air Force One, risking 2,100 local jobs and renewing concerns after years of downsizing from a 1929 Wichita foothold.
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Jayhawker by marriage: cancer survivor switches loyalty in Sunflower Showdown
A Kansas man who once loved Kansas State now cheers for Kansas after a 2004 cancer treatment and a life spent in K-State circles. He collects KU gear, joined the alumni, and predicts a tight Allen Fieldhouse clash as KU hosts K-State, with his heart on the Jayhawks.
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Be upfront about switching teams in Jayhawk Nation
Terry Dahl advises Wildcats joining Jayhawk Nation to be open about the switch, email family and friends, and avoid mixed loyalties. He condemns fair weather fandom, urging full support for one school and purging purple clothing and memorabilia to reflect true allegiance.
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Three adults extricated after Overbrook crash in Kansas
Crash County Fire Medical spokes woman reported three adults were freed from a van after a crash near Overbrook. Driver Joann O'Brien, 76, from Overbrook, was hospitalized at Research Medical Center in Kansas City MO. Passengers Jamie Ullery, 47, and Alice Beatty, 51, were taken to KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kan. Children Kara and Caleb Othick, ages 10 and 12, were in a truck. All wore seat belts. Investigation ongoing. Highway reopened east of Overbrook by 3:30 p.m.
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