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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2012
Page
5
City official Megan Gilliland states dogs must be leashed in all public areas including parks. Park camping is prohibited without a pre approved permit from Parks and Recreation. Parks hours are 6 am to 1130 pm.
A reader prompts opinions on memorable field trips on Massachusetts Street. Georgia Clark of Topeka, a hypnotherapist, recalls playing in parks as a child while the story directs readers to page 3A for full coverage and responses.
Kansas will shift its Medicaid management to three out of state bidders Amerigroup Centene Corp and UnitedHealthcare under the KanCare plan. The overhaul aims to curb costs and improve care coordination over five years with potential extensions to the contracts.
Kansas drivers endure two to three hour waits as summer rush and student breaks strain DMV offices. Officials say a $40 million computer upgrade is not to blame. many offices report wait times under an hour, though local conditions vary. One clerk described the scene as like a family, while a veteran greeted newcomers with a grim warning: welcome to hell.
Police and fire units were called to the 4700 block of Carmel Court Wednesday afternoon to remove three World War II era grenades found by a resident. Two were inert, and law enforcement said the bomb squad took possession as routine safety procedure.
Mae Emily Rader and Zachary Walker in Perry welcomed a boy. Huiying Xiao and Josh Jur in Lawrence welcomed a girl. Braska Shoemaker and Amber Mendez in Lawrence welcomed a boy. Alicia Schwindt in Lawrence welcomed a girl. Whitney Harper and John Michael Crader in Lawrence welcomed a boy. Weekday naming indicates births occurred midweek and Monday or Wednesday dates varied.
The Journal- World reports gas prices dipping to 3.39 at several stations. Readers are urged to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price, and the notice invites price comparisons.
Kansas faces 350000 uninsured residents about 13 percent of the population. The GOP led state government remains hostile to the 2010 federal health care law and has not set up a state exchange. If the full law stands the state cannot create an exchange on time. if that portion survives it must decide on a federal partnership. if the whole law is struck down Brownback officials may celebrate without action.
Kansas politics remain divided over a state exchange under the federal health law. Gov Brownback returned a 315 million dollar grant for IT setup and faces a November 16 plan deadline, with options for partnership or federal management and concerns about a burdensome federal framework.
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