Lawrence city manager earns 3 percent raise for 1999
Lawrence city commissioners approved a 3 percent pay increase for city manager Mike Wildgen, raising his base salary to nearly 106000 and adding a deferred compensation package. The raise aligns with the cost of living and reflects his leadership of 650 municipal employees and a 79.3 million dollar budget.
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Kansas legislature to limit import of venomous snakes
Rep Tom Sloan introduced a bill to require dealers who import poisonous snakes not indigenous to Kansas to report shipments and identify the buyers, aiming to tighten controls on dangerous reptiles. The measure could reduce tax revenue by about 150 million in 2003 according to supporters who plan to push the bill in the House next week.
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Sunset Hill sixth graders complete DARE program graduation
Nathaniel Wilson and 46 fellow Sunset Hill sixth graders celebrate a semester of DARE training with graduation ceremonies. The group hears that heroin can kill on first use while officers emphasize self-confidence and self-esteem as key themes of the program.
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DARE officer notes program builds trust with students
Nickeley, a full time DARE officer, patrols the county and works with students. He will be joined by a second DARE officer later this year. He says the program reduces adversarial views as kids and officers build relationships. elementary students are approached about inhalants, and sharing experiences helps others. Watson’s phone number 832-7145 and email watson@world.com are listed.
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Rape Kidnapping Case Sent to Franklin County Jury
A Lyon County man faced charges of rape aggravated kidnapping and aggravated battery after a night in Osage City that left a woman paralyzed below the chest. The jury of eight men and four women convened to hear conflicting accounts of the morning of July 11 with the defendant claiming consensual activity followed by injury.
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Administrative realignment at KU creates new facilities role
James Long, longtime director of the Kansas and Burge unions, will become assistant provost for facilities planning and management on Jan. 22. The move centralizes oversight of facilities operations and design and construction, aligning under the provost and replacing separate reporting lines to the chancellor. Long aims to coordinate campus upkeep and new building planning as KU maintains growth.
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