Kansas governor weighs religious objections law over gay marriage
Governor Sam Brownback said he is considering a new religious objections law for Kansas after the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage. He defended his administration's cautious response and noted that same sex couples can obtain marriage licenses in all 105 Kansas counties.
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Lawrence Home Sales Rise 25 Percent
Lawrence real estate data show a 25 percent increase in home sales. Analysts note strong buyer activity and trend shifts in the local market. The report cites multiple listings and rising demand, suggesting it may be a favorable season to consider selling.
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Kansas Inch Toward 1 Billion Pension System Loan
Kansas officials took the first step Thursday toward borrowing 1 billion dollars to shore up the state retirement system. This move aims to stabilize underfunded pensions and secure long term funding amid fiscal strains.
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KU Basketball in Korea Delayed Journal-World Coverage
Late delivery note announces exclusive Saturday Journal-World coverage of Kansas University basketball game against Turkey at 10 p.m. Lawrence time. Readers are told home delivery should be complete by 8:30 a.m. the following day to ensure complete coverage.
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City budget proposes property tax hike for raises
Interim City Manager Diane Stoddard seeks a 1.057 mill increase in 2016 property taxes to fund higher wages for city employees and restore funding for a mental health and social work program in the school district. About $900,000 would be raised, largely for wages.
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Labor agreements near final for Lawrence fire and police
City officials and leaders of the Lawrence Professional Firefighters union and the Lawrence Police Officers Association say a conceptual deal on new work contracts is close. Firefighters seek a four year pact and police a three year pact, both subject to ratification by members and city commissioners. Commissioners will discuss the deals at the July 14 meeting amid budget notes referencing wage studies in nearby cities.
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