Tough ID laws may deter many voters
The AP reports Indiana voters faced strict photo ID rules in the 2008 cycle with elderly couples like Edward and Mary Weidenbener finding their ballots rejected after voting. The piece notes over 1,200 precautionary casts were tossed nationally, and warns of potential further disenfranchisement as states adopt tougher ID requirements.
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KBA panel backs funding for virus research at NBAF project
OLATHE The Kansas Bioscience Authority Investment Committee backed more than 868000 to support Kansas State University researchers at the future National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility. The project aims for faster diagnosis and vaccine development for Schmallenberg virus involving KSU, USDA, and others. The funds stem from a 35 million NBAF commitment. In addition, the committee endorsed a 400000 grant to Par nel contingent on North American HQ in Kansas and a 750000 grant to Bayer Health Care to expand its Shawnee base and hire 58 new workers over three years.
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Salvation Army seeks backpacks shoes donations and applicants
The Salvation Army and its Women's Auxiliary request donations and applications for an annual school backpack and shoe program for needy children. Last year each child received a backpack and new shoes at an average cost of $40. Donations through Aug. 1 can be sent to The Salvation Army 946 N.H. Lawrence KS 66044 to Lt. Marisa McCluer or dropped at the office. Checks payable to The Salvation Army. Apply by calling 843-4188. spots limited by funds.
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High court appoints 3 to hear complaint against ethics official
The state Supreme Court in Topeka appointed three individuals to hear a lawyer's formal complaint against the state's top legal ethics official. The move sets a panel to review allegations and determine next steps in the ethics case.
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Higher education reporter contact line
Higher education journalist Andy Hyland can be reached at 832-6388 and is on Twitter at LJW KU, providing a point of contact for readers seeking further information or quotes.
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