Repairs Hit Rural Wildlife Clinic During Baby Season
Diane Johnson, director of Operation Wildlife in Linwood, says a two week AC outage and a broken washing machine have pushed repair costs to about $12,000 as baby animals peak in season. A damaged winged great blue heron lay on a surgical table under a box fan as heat worsened conditions at the facility.
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Davis calls for delay in further tax cuts
Lawrence Democrat Paul Davis urged postponing any additional tax cuts by Gov. Sam Brownback until public education funding returns to prerecession levels. He named former Lt Gov Gary Sherrer and former Lt Gov John Moore as senior economic advisers, citing critiques that Brownback’s tax cuts failed to deliver promised stimulus.
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City set to approve water and sewer rate increases
Lawrence plans final approval of a rate plan with higher water and sewer charges. City officials will begin collecting the new rates in November. A typical single-family home using 4,000 gallons monthly would see about a $2.62 rise, about 4.9 percent.
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Endowment Praised for Top Fundraising Again
KU Endowment earns national praise for the third consecutive year as a premier educational fund-raising program. Page 3A.
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