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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2014

Page

5

Governor names two superintendents to K-12 panel

Governor Sam Brownback appointed Jim Hinson of Shawnee Mission and Bev Mortimer of Concordia to the K-12 Student Performance and Efficiency Commission. The panel will study student performance measures and advise on efficient use of tax dollars, reporting to the Legislature in January 2015.

Toppeka Sam Brownback Kansas Brownback Shawnee Mission Jim Hinson Concordia Bev Mortimer House Ray Merrick Kansas Policy Institute Dave Trabert Kansas Chamber Mike O’neal

Ethics complaint against secretary of state candidate dismissed

Kansas ethics commission dropped a GOP complaint accusing Democrat candidate Schodorf of soliciting lobbyist contributions via Facebook. The panel found no probable cause to believe a law prohibiting statewide candidates from soliciting during legislative sessions was violated. No public rationale was released.

Secretary of State Topeera Kansas’ Ethics Commission Facebook Democrat Jean Schodorfs Governmental Ethics Commission Clay Barker GOP Schodarfs Campaign Commission Carol Williams Barker

KU music camp endures as pipeline for young musicians

For 79 years the University of Kansas music camp trains youth from Kansas and beyond with nearly 400 students from about a dozen states this year. Middle schoolers, then high school students, and jazz band members take KU taught courses led by faculty and local instructors, culminating in public concerts. Kaul, a De Soto native, started in 2007, returned as a counselor, and credits KU with shaping his career and choice to study music there. Reporter Giles Bruce.

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Regents criticize legislature over education funding stance

Regents fault lawmakers for not boosting base funding for higher education. KU will raise freshman tuition 3.4 percent with a four year compact, while older undergraduates face 4.6 percent increases. Medical Center rates rise 4.8 to 4.9 percent. State schools anticipate hikes from 2.5 to 5.6 percent. Jets of board business include new degrees at KU, a larger School of Business building, and new named buildings Ritchie Hall and Slawson Hall. An Emporia State Koch Center for Leadership and Ethics also gets funding, with donations from the Koch network.

Emert Kansas University KU Medical Center Kansas Wagner Bernadette Gray-Little Regents School of Business Earth, Energy and Environment Center Ritchie Scott and Carol Ritchie Slawson Donald Slawson Kansas Board of Regents Emporia State University Koch Center For Fred and Mary Koch Foundation Koch Industries Charles and David Koch

Lawrence man pleads guilty to false tax return

Bradley Stoneking, 30, pleaded guilty to filing a false tax return in a U.S. attorney press release. He claimed $330,000 in federal withholdings for 2010 on gambling winnings, but actual withholding was $300. He faces up to three years in prison and a $250,000 fine, with sentencing set for September 8.

Lawrence Man U.S Barry Grissom Bradley Stoneking Stoneking Grissom

Pedestrian injured after off duty officer's vehicle hit her near Clinton Lake

Kathleen Bowman was struck by an off duty Lawrence police officer, Daniel Ashley, as he backed from a campground garbage area near Clinton Lake around 8:30 am. Bowman suffered facial fractures and abrasions, was taken to Stormont Vail hospital, and later released. the investigation remains open.

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