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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2013
Page
4
The Kansas Department of Transportation reports it deploys 575 trucks to clear roads across the state. During back-to-back snow storms last month, KDOT crews pretreated and plowed 880000 lane miles of highway.
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A collection of student and staff remarks gathered for Massachusetts Street, featuring Jessica Meyer of Palmer Alaska who emphasizes clear communication, Bailey Petrillo of Kansas City Missouri who values spontaneity, Nick Hogue a McAlister’s Deli manager in Lawrence noting relating to students, and a Lawrence leader highlighting leadership and patience.
There were no incidents to report Thursday according to the Blotte law enforcement bulletin.
Gwendolyn and Jay Eller of Tonganoxie welcome a son born Wednesday. Matthew and Dena Broderick of Lawrence announce a boy born Tuesday.
Missouri lawmakers advanced a plan to cut the income tax rate for individuals and businesses by three quarters of a point over five years, offset by a half point sales tax rise. The act would also expand the low income tax deduction and join a multistate online sales tax compact, potentially reducing state revenue by about 450 million to 700 million as phased in. Critics warn of underfunded schools and budget risks while supporters say it will prevent businesses from moving to Kansas and spur economic growth.
Salina officials plan a yearlong bat removal at the Bicentennial Center after thousands of bats entered via cracks and vents. The City Commission agreed to pay about 35000 dollars to a pest control firm to seal openings and clean droppings in the 7,500 seat arena and 18,000 square foot convention space.
City officials debated the Rock Chalk Park incentives and a $25 million recreation center funded by a 1994 county sales tax. Public Incentives Review Committee members approved some incentives despite earlier opposition. Candidates in the April election emphasized continuing scrutiny of public funds and tax purposes while discussing chamber of commerce performance and economic development.
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