Court threatens to close schools if funding not raised
The Kansas Supreme Court on Saturday warned it would shut public schools unless the Legislature raises funding. House leaders then adjourned the 11 day special session for a three day break amid fatigue and distractions, planning to return Wednesday to press a school finance plan. Senators and moderates pressed for progress.
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Kansas Supreme Court Sets Hearing Over School Funding
The Kansas Supreme Court scheduled a 9 a.m. Friday hearing to decide if it should order the state to release withheld funds to schools, potentially reopening classrooms. The proceeding aims to determine whether ongoing withholding should continue or be lifted.
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Lawns as Gamble in Lawrence Pesticide Debate
Lawrence residents urge city to end park pesticides amid concerns chemicals raise cancer and birth defect risks. Kansas KU environmental studies adjunct prof Terry Shistar calls lawn chemical use a risky bet akin to casino gambling, noting pesticide free test at Buford M. Watson Jr. Park.
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Pesticide safety debate voiced by university and landscaper
Terry Shistar of Kansas University argues against clear health benefits from weed and grub control, while Frank Male of Lawrence Landscape asserts pesticides are safe when used correctly and labels are followed or applied by a licensed pro.
Arrowhead Game Seen as Economic Blow to City
Kansas Universitys football game against Oklahoma is moved to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City this year. City commissioners criticize the change, saying the altered schedule limits local economic impact and visitor spending in Lawrence.
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O'Connor vacancy fuels conservative ambition for control
The Washington Post notes the O'Connor retirement could give conservatives their long sought dream: dominance across federal government. It traces a four-decade path from Goldwater's era to a governing majority, with Republicans already holding unified Congress for over a decade and several key Supreme Court appointments shaping liberalism's hold.
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Jury Trial Process Explained for Fourth of July Readers
Coming Monday the paper explains the right to a jury trial as a fundamental guarantee. It walks readers through serving on a jury and answers common questions about the juror experience and the courtroom procedure.
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