Regents told to reduce repairs across higher ed
Senate leaders order Kansas Board of Regents to pare a $727 million deferred maintenance bill. The plan targets athletic facilities and other items for removal from the repair list, aiming to shift funding toward buildings with alternative financing. Senator Marci Francisco of Lawrence and Senator Jean Kurtis Schoendorf of Wichita push to exclude athletics from spending.
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Lawmaker pushes approval for KU Med partnerships
Kansas House Speaker Melvin Neufeld leads a measure to require legislative consent before the University of Kansas Medical Center can form partnerships with other health care groups. He notes Kansans have invested hundreds of millions in KU Med and its School of Medicine, urging caution about asset transfer risks.
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Morrison questions completeness of abortion clinic records
Attorney General Paul Morrison doubts all copies from his predecessor’s abortion clinic probe are gathered. He cites records on about 90 patients and possible material at a Planned Parenthood site in Johnson County. Morrison plans a review by one assistant AG to decide prosecutions, while stating Kline did not respond to requests for return of records.
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Plan would require new bars to get permits
Momentum grows to require special permits for new bars and nightclubs in Lawrence. Mayor Mike Amyx favorably cites zoning changes to grant city power to shut venues failing conditions, while industry groups warn of opposition and urge review of current rules.
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Convictions Rare In Downtown Weapons Cases
Since 2006 Lawrence police began spotting guns in vehicles downtown near Last Call and 729 NHL. Municipal court records show 16 people charged with carrying concealed weapons near bars, mostly in the 700 block of New Hampshire Street. Outcomes vary from diversion agreements to potential federal charges, with some defendants skipping court dates and warrants issued.
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Experts weigh Brown back's chances for next president
Sunday opinion roundup examines Senator Sam Brownback's profile, support base, and potential path to the presidency. Analysts weigh political strengths, key endorsements, and possible election hurdles shaping Brownback's viability.
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