Marshall visits Haskell University to learn history and funding needs
U S Representative Roger Marshall visited Haskell Indian Nations University to understand its unique funding and goals. He toured with President Ronald Graham and executive assistant Stephen Prue, noting the importance of Native American history and the institution's plans for expansion and an endowment program.
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KU Athletics board approves smaller 2021 budget
The Kansas Athletics board approved a 2021 operating budget of 100.9 million dollars, about 5.1 million less than the current year amid COVID-19 uncertainties. CFO Pat Kaufman cited proactive cuts and a 775,000 dollar year end surplus as factors, with Chancellor Girod noting no university bailout. Long expressed cautious optimism about fall play and 90 percent football season ticket renewals. Athletes will be tested for COVID-19 and antibodies upon return to campus. The meeting did not address a Beaty lawsuit or hold private sessions.
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City names new planning and development services director
City Manager Craig Owens announced Jeff Crick will be the new planning and development services director for the City of Lawrence Douglas County Services Department. Crick has 12 plus years in planning and development and will begin immediately, replacing Scott McCullough who resigned last November.
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Ex-officer seeks diversion in Lawrence official misconduct case
Former Lawrence police officer David Shane Williams 33 seeks a diversion agreement with the Douglas County district attorney after being charged with official misconduct a class A misdemeanor. Williams on leave since 2019 resigned later that year amid allegations of accessing a woman's driving records and reporting her to her insurer for a suspended license. Diversion would avoid prosecution if completed, though no resolution exists yet and notes in the file refer to court costs.
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County virus Cases sit at 67
Douglas County has reported 67 COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began with 65 recovered. KDHE data show 3,627 residents tested and a rate of 29.7 per 1,000. LMH Health reported no hospitalized COVID-19 patients in Lawrence on Friday.
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