Carbondale man sentenced in internet solicitation case
Robert Starkebaum, 39, received concurrent sentences totaling five years for electronic solicitation of a child and two counts of attempted aggravated rape and sodomy. He was arrested in a 2007 Baldwin City sting and pleaded guilty last year. The judge downwardly departed on the solicitation sentence.
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Jenkins Wins House Seat From Boyda In Kansas
Former Kansas state treasurer Jenkins takes a seat in the U S House as November results reshaped the chamber. She vows to weigh tax relief while opposing bailouts, joining Moran Tiahrt and Moore in starting new terms amid debates on the looming economic stimulus plan and partisan rules.
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City approves SmartCode limiting staff approvals in Lawrence
City Commission unanimously moves to require all development plans under the new SmartCode to be heard by the City Commission, eliminating staff approvals and the Planning Commission step. Rezoning stays before both bodies. July 1 effective date. Also, commission defers duplex proposal near Eldridge and Seele to pursue compromise with developers and neighbors.
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Kansas education funding faces possible legislative cuts
Kansas lawmakers consider reducing education spending as a driver shortfall looms. Lawrence schools chief Randy Weseman warns against cutting admin costs that support teaching, noting most funds cover teachers, mandates, nurses, and counselors. House leaders say funding shifts may occur but seek to protect K 12 and universities. Senate and governor plan to hold public schools harmless while exploring overall belt tightening. Chamber participants urge education and transportation funding, local control, and economic development. Sen Marci Francisco notes a shift from do no harm to do some good.
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