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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2010
Page
5
The paper explains stars for films are awarded by the lead review or McClatchy capsule reviews. Barker Avenue north of 19th Street is set for concrete rehabilitation this spring under the city’s 2010 street maintenance program.
Breanna Ellison a music performance major from Ellis calls for temporary leniency to aid struggling people while Bo Atlas of San Jose argues for softer rules now but later revert. A third resident says current immigration should remain strict citing border concerns.
Board members weigh the plan to reconfigure middle schools with Scott Morgan and Rich Minder skeptical about a rapid change and Kim Bodensteiner noting room for growth. Chief academic officer says state standards favor a 9-12 framework, while concerns include music, athletics, traffic, and lunch for ninth graders. A decision to study specifics and timing for next fall remains, with budget considerations nudging quick action. A budget study session is set for Feb 2 at district HQ.
Fairchild stated the juror will not testify regardless of motive. Attorney Pedro Irigone Garay said defense will argue juror misconduct tainted the trial at a Feb 1 motions hearing. Prosecutors recount Jaeger’s jealousy over Dylan Jones at Francie Biggs’s Lawrence apartment on Oct 9, 2007, leading to assault and removal from the unit. Jaeger’s sentencing is set for March 4. he faces at least four years in prison and has remained in Douglas County Jail since the August verdict. Biggs attended the hearing with family.
Kansas lawmakers consider SCR 1621 to bar tax funds from financing lawsuits against the Legislature and to curb court orders dictating appropriations. Senator Dick Kelsey argues districts should not sue with their taxes. the measure, supported by the Kansas Chamber and Americans for Prosperity Kansas, seeks to limit funding for litigation challenging budget cuts but the Judiciary Committee took no action.
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