Old Hometown in 1898 Highlights Local News Snippets
Lawrence Daily Journal 1898 notes fine north Lawrence roads for driving and near public school closures in Linwood due to diphtheria and scarlet fever. 1923 item recalls hams boiling dry at Thudium meat market and a lost traveling bag recovered by taxi owner A. T. Hatfield. Grace Glung of Topeka employed in Shawnee County attorney’s office. Patsy Clark calls University men to report to coach in Robinson Gym.
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Court can shield charter schools from state actor ruling
George Will argues the Supreme Court should hear CDS v. CDS Charters face a key test on whether charters are state actors. He warns that a ruling against them could curb school choice, threaten dress codes and single sex policies, and invite more litigation that stifles innovation in publicly funded, tuition-free charters.
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