Parkinson delays price hike policy for drinks in Kansas
Governor Mark Parkinson halted the alcohol price enforcement set by the Kansas ABC, delaying Aug 1 start and prompting bar owners to warn of higher costs. Louise's West manager and Free State Brewery leaders described impacts, while KU official Kathryn Nemeth Tuttle supported the move as a binge drinking curb. Attorney General Steve Six voiced concerns about statute interpretation.
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Suspect indicted in Lawrence credit union robbery
Federal grand jury in Kansas City, Kan., indicts Timothy Hays, 21, on one count of armed bank robbery and one count of using a firearm during the robbery at a Lawrence credit union on West Sixth Street. Local charges were dropped as federal case carries harsher penalties. He allegedly demanded cash from a teller during a Monday afternoon holdup near Sixth Street and Kasold Drive. Surveillance photos and FBI involvement noted.
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KU professor links antibiotics to his health decline
Kansas University anthropology professor Alan Redd describes a six month health downturn from Cipro and Levaquin fluoroquinolones. He reports fatigue muscle pain and joint issues, saying he feels like an old man. He cites adverse effects and cites an online support community while noting doctors have not acknowledged the problems.
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Statehouse panel to review ethics rules in Kansas
A Kansas House committee was assigned to rewrite the chamber ethics rules to clearly define misconduct. The move follows questions about Speaker Mike O’Neal representing private clients in a state lawsuit. Leaders plan two-day Rules Committee meeting to draft recommendations for January. Democrats cited conflicts of interest. O’Neal denied wrongdoing. a special panel found no violation.
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Police seek help in downtown Lawrence graffiti case
Lawrence police request public tips after surveillance captured two suspects in graffiti vandalism in the 800 block of Massachusetts Street. A male sprayed a wall at about 8 p.m. Tuesday while a female acted as lookout. previous vandalism in May was also recorded. Contact 832-7509 with information.
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Gasoline Prices Dip to $2.52 at Several Stations
Patrol reports gasoline prices as low as 2.52 dollars at multiple stations. Readers urged to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price.
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