Kansas AG seeks to add mobile numbers to no call list
Attorney General Derek Schmidt with lawmakers and Kansas AARP proposes expanding the no call registry to cover mobile devices. The plan aims to clarify Kansas law so mobile numbers are protected from unwanted telemarketing, with enforcement by the attorney general's office.
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Wichita hotel permits guns at GOP convention
The Hyatt Regency Wichita will temporarily relax its no firearms on premises policy for the Republican State Convention this weekend. Debbie Luper of Butler County GOP said the hotel agreed to allow attendees to carry guns during the sold-out event, a concession negotiated by chair Kelly Arnold.
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Progressives protest Brownback rule in Kansas rally
Nearly 200 activists gathered at the Statehouse in Topeka and marched to Gov. Sam Brownback’s office. Kansas People’s Action and allied labor and environmental groups urged increased school funding and expanded Medicaid while criticizing Brownback’s tax cuts. A spokeswoman defended a job-creating, tax-reducing government.
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KU Names Sharon Graham Interim Continuing Education Director
KU selects Sharon Graham as interim director for Continuing Education. Graham, associate for the Madison and Lila Self Graduate Fellowship, has 18 years with KU in various roles and will begin Feb. 3. The unit moves from Lawrence to KU Edwards Campus while a search for a permanent leader proceeds.
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Former KU football player pleads guilty to theft charges
Former Kansas University football player Christopher A. Omigie pleaded guilty to amended felony theft charges in Douglas County District Court on Thursday in exchange for testimony against another former KU football player connected to a May 2013 robbery involving cash and marijuana at gunpoint.
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