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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2008
Page
1
Volunteers at Prairie Park Nature Center plan a new chemical free habitat in front of the center. The project aims to educate visitors on how and why staying chemical free helps wildlife and the environment.
The Jayhawks led 11 points early but the Cowgirls rallied to win 59-54. Kansas University drops to 11-3 overall.
Five Republican state senators led by Roger Reitz announce a top priority smoking ban for the upcoming session. Gov. Sebelius supports bans as about half of Kansans live where bans exist. Lawrence already bans most indoor workplaces. Medicaid tobacco costs hit $196 million annually. Kansas Health Policy Authority backed the ban proposal among 21 recommendations and a 50 cent cigarette tax hike is proposed but not embraced.
Community advocates met with Douglas County lawmakers asking for more state money to help poor and elderly access medical care, obtain equipment for disabled residents, provide beds for the mentally ill, and serve the growing uninsured population. Bob Mikesic of Independence Inc. cited gains from last year but urged further attention as the Legislature opens its session.
Lawrence officials weigh delaying an $88 million sewer plant south of the Wakarusa River as slow population growth and economic concerns push a one year to 18 month postponement. City leaders warn rushing the project risks higher future rates for residents while aiming to time construction with demand and budget conditions.
Kansas politicians hope the February caucuses will keep the presidential contest competitive. Senate and GOP leaders say a Kansas outcome could attract candidates, with the Kansas GOP caucus on February 9 awarding 36 delegates and potentially boosting momentum for a candidate after New Hampshire and before Super Tuesday.
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