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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2014
Page
4
Elliot Hughes asks shoppers at Checkers Foods on Louisiana Street for their thoughts on the EU men's basketball team. One passer notes players are not hungry and points to a post New Year mindset, suggesting some players have been spoon-fed.
Ryan and Ann Ratcliff of Topeka welcomed a girl on Monday. Sinaumea and Garrick Morrison of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Molly and Patrick Fritzel of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Tuesday.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 785-832-7154 or emailing news ljworld.com for prompt corrections.
Survey of 300 Kansas business leaders shows support for continuing tax reductions while warning against repeal efforts. They favor shifting funds to classroom instruction, though state data indicate 61.92 percent of operating expenditures go to instruction. The poll, by Cole Hargrave Snodgrass, informs the Kansas Chamber's 2014 legislative agenda as Gov Brownback's tax plan faces debate.
Freeman and 21 other families benefit from United Way funded scholarships through DCCDA and Ballard Center. The program supports 60 Ballard Center families with tuition relief, aiding employment and financial stability despite high infant care costs.
CMS issues a corrective action letter to Kansas over KanCare, citing substantial concerns beyond minor fixes. Officials from InterHab and Disability Rights Center of Kansas say the problems include under served waiting lists and due process in service decisions. The state vows to use extra time to educate stakeholders and provide weekly progress reports.
A Brownback ally says Governor Sam Brownback raised more than 16 million dollars in cash contributions last year for his bid to govern a second term. David Kensinger, who ran the 2010 campaign, noted 10 000 donors and said the funds reflect strong backing for Brownback and his policies.
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