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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2013
Page
4
The University of Kansas plans merit based raises for faculty and staff in the coming fiscal year starting July 1. About 2.6 million of tuition revenue will fund mid year merit raises averaging 2 percent for eligible faculty and staff. For questions, call 832 7297 or email soundoff at ljworld com.
Jaime Malmstrom, Lawrence branch coordinator, notes a question about bicycle rides. Andrew Wacker, a student, says he bikes daily as his commute since he stopped regular riding after middle school. He reports not owning a car and relying on biking.
Law enforcement report shows no incidents on Thursday. Names listed include Jim Dwyer and Judy Riling Dwyer of Oskaloosa with a girl born on Wednesday. Hope and Rory Fitzgerald of Lawrence with a boy born Thursday. Steven and Crystal Funk of Lawrence with a girl born Thursday.
Researchers led by Moyle and Oliveros suspect a new Cambodian tailorbird along the Mekong floodplain. DNA work from KU labs helped confirm distinctions from green back relatives, as field observations in populated Cambodia reveal rare discoveries despite historical conflict and habitat threats.
Shawnee County Judge Rebecca Crotty heard arguments on suspending a sweeping anti abortion law as a lawsuit by Dr. Herbert Hodes and Dr. Traci Nauser proceeds. The law bans sex selection abortions, taxes providers, and requires abortion information, with a ruling expected before Monday.
Brownback allies seek more control over appellate court appointments with less public disclosure. Hawley notes the governor treats judicial selections like cabinet posts as the nominating commission releases names only for Supreme Court and Court of Appeals candidates, sparking criticism from commission chair Anne Burke who calls the move appalling and terrible. The Senate backed a constitutional change to have governors appoint and the Senate confirm justices and judges, but the House failed to reach the needed two-thirds vote.
A pair of longtime lovers recall their life choices during their Greek vacation as midnight nears, reflecting on paths not taken and the passage of time.
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