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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2021
Page
3
Kansas University leaders watch a $6 million one time state funding award for the KU main campus for the coming year, with explicit uses outlined by lawmakers. A second $40 million request to be considered seeks funding in next year’s session for KU and the six Regents universities.
Lawrence man Steven A. Drake III, 24, gets Hatem Chahine as new counsel after withdrawing plea talks. Trial reset to Feb 14 2022 for first degree murder in the Bryce Holladay death. Drake faced a possible hard 50 sentence if convicted. Drake had previously pleaded no contest to attempted aggravated battery in a separate July 2017 case.
Douglas County Commission will decide on repurposing up to $100,000 in psychiatric infrastructure funds to support a Bert Nash Health Center and University of Kansas Medical Center partnership. The rotation would bring four psychiatric resident physicians to the community mental health center as part of a new clinical program. Bob Tryanski leads behavioral health projects.
Griffin Oxley of Overland Park faces a rape charge in Douglas County District Court for a July 28 2020 incident. He is accused of nonconsensual sex through fear or force with an unnamed person. Oxley posted a 45000 bond and is not in custody after his May arrest. Judge Kay Huff appointed attorney Josh Luttrell. The Journal-World seeks the arrest affidavit.
KU historian Rath traces sushi from Far East origins to its global spread, noting its evolution from simple rice and fish to diverse forms including fermented varieties. He discusses US adoption in the 1960s and 1980s cultural boom, contrasts American California rolls with Japanese fatty tuna, and highlights ongoing innovations like sushi burritos and sushi doughnuts.
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