On the Street by Marit Ehmke question on medical marijuana
A Lawrence Public Library street poll asks if patients should access medical marijuana. Respondents include Brian Leveland and T Linwood, with a doctor directed yes from one participant.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2015
Page
4
A Lawrence Public Library street poll asks if patients should access medical marijuana. Respondents include Brian Leveland and T Linwood, with a doctor directed yes from one participant.
Senate Democrats called Governor Brownback's budget plan regressive and unconstitutional, criticizing proposed cuts to agencies, shifting funds from transportation, and raising alcohol and cigarette taxes. They disputed repealing the school funding formula while a court urged more funding and highlighted long term funding concerns. House GOP leaders warned the plan shifts burden to lower income families and Democrats offered no alternative. Brownback said he looks forward to working with Democrats.
AP reports a proposed Kansas bill would allow registered dental practitioners to perform basic services such as fillings crowns and some extractions to reduce shortages. Supporters say lower costs and expanded access, while opponents warn patient safety could suffer and training may be inadequate. Kansas counties face widespread shortages per HRSA. advocates cite rural access needs and universities backing the initiative.
Cuban immigrant Joe Nobo, longtime semi retired entrepreneur, credits pulmonary rehab at LMH for regaining stamina after a COPD and pseudomonas pneumonia collapse. He remains upbeat about life and politics, joking his greeter personality fits a campaign while noting his lungs are weak but his heart is strong.
Lawrence hosts the first of two events in the national People's State of the Union, aiming to spark story circles and back and forth community dialogue. About 20 participants split into groups with scribes and facilitators, with stories to be recorded and shared online for a New York poets project airing Feb. 1. A second session occurs at Lawrence Creates Makerspace later today.
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