Local golfers aim to walk 100 holes for charity
Kansas University finance professor Cath erne Shenoy and four others plan a 100 hole golf hike at Lawrence Country Club beginning 5:30 a.m. The event, part of the Hundred Hole Hike network, raises money for charity as players walk six rounds totaling about 35 miles. Participants include John Ross, Harry Herington, Kristen Lamp, and Pat Hoppa.
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Voter citizenship proof delays hit Kansas voters
In six months since a new law, 11 101 would be voters face suspension due to missing citizenship proof while 20 780 added to rolls remain unfinalized. Douglas County shows 339 of 370 in suspense lack citizenship docs. DMV upgrade aims to store and transfer electronic citizenship records to election officials.
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States assert states rights to reject federal laws
An AP analysis shows about four-fifths of states have enacted laws that reject or ignore federal rules on marijuana, guns, health insurance, and identification. The trend spans across the nation with lawmakers challenging federal authority and proposing penalties for federal agents enforcing national laws.
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Longtime Douglas County deputies retire after 50 years
Longtime Douglas County Sheriff's Lts. Gary Squires and Steve Grammer retired on Friday. They together served more than 50 years in the department. Page 3A.
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