Regents to vote on KU four year tuition proposal
Kansas University faces a tuition compact plan that would raise first year resident tuition per credit to 213 while freezing four year rates for freshmen. The package also caps housing costs in two year steps and extends a five year repair and maintenance schedule for KU and other state universities.
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Population figures show Lawrence slows growth
Figures from the Census Bureau indicate Lawrence's population declined slightly to 88,605 as of July 1, 2006, down 59 from 88,664 in 2005, signaling a slowdown from the usual 1.5 to 2.5 percent annual growth. Mayor Sue Hack questions the accuracy and vows a possible challenge to the estimates.
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Bald eagle delisted despite controversy and praise
The Interior Department will announce removing the bald eagle from the Endangered Species List after a decades long recovery. Biologists count nearly 10,000 mating pairs across 48 states, with historic declines traced to DDT and hunting. The decision follows a court directive and is praised by property advocates while conservationists cite ESA success.
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Kansans with disabilities gain work benefits program
Kansas officials and disability advocates welcomed the Work Opportunities Reward Kansas program as the state rolls out changes to Medicaid rules. The plan lets people with significant disabilities work and retain health services, addressing a long standing Catch-22 that kept many in poverty.
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World youth pianists slated for Kansas University week
Some of the best young pianists from around the world will come to Kansas University next week.
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