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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2007

Page

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Lawmakers criticize KU St Luke's Hospital affiliation

Several Kansas lawmakers voiced distrust of the University of Kansas proposal to affiliate with Missouri's St Luke's Hospital. They criticized the Kansas Board of Regents for not taking a stronger role as hearings planned to gather more testimony. The dispute centers on KU School of Medicine seeking the partnership to boost life sciences, cancer center status, and regional private investment. Reginald Robinson, president of the Regents, said the board is pleased with the effort.

Topeka Kansas University St. Luke’s Hospital Jim Morrison R-Colby House Government Efficiency and Technology Committee Kansas Board of Regents Morrison KU School of Medicine St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City, Mo KU Hospital National Cancer Center Reginald Robinson Board of Regents

KU women oust? No Baylor effort in Big 12 quarters

Kansas University women fall short against No. 3 seed Baylor in the Big 12 Tournament quarterfinals in Oklahoma City. Baylor advances as KU exits the tournament with a loss and no upset.

Kansas University Baylor Oklahoma City

NASA fires astronaut charged with crimes

NASA dismisses astronaut Lisa Nowak after she was charged with attempting to kidnap a rival. The agency says the firing does not decide guilt or innocence, and cites conduct unrelated to safety or security.

NASA Lisa Nowak

Lecompton man opposes city yard cleanup effort

Michial Coffman of Lecompton voices strong opposition to the city's plans to tidy his yard, saying he wants to be left alone. The brief quote appears on page 1B reflecting a local dispute over property upkeep.

Michial Coffman Lecompton

Jayhawks Set for Big 12 Tourney Run in Oklahoma City

Kansas Jayhawk fans prep for the Big 12 Men's Basketball Tournament in Oklahoma City with Friday action anticipated.

Kansas Jayhawk Oklahoma City

Hospitals face rising uncompensated care costs

Local hospitals lose money on unpaid bills as uncompensated care climbs. Kansas University Hospital logged about $81 million in FY 2006 with projections of $97 million in medical costs by end of 2007, a roughly 14 percent rise. Bill Marting notes the budget increase strains funds for building improvements and equipment while patient responsibility grows for insured and uninsured alike.

Mike Yoder Journal- World Photo Lord Winfrey Keeta Berger Lawrence Laney Wallace Lawrence Memorial Hospital Kansas University Hospital Bill Marting

Jayhawks fans flood OKC for Big 12 tourney weekend

Brick Town Brewery owner Jim Cowan shifts loyalties as KU fans descend on Oklahoma City for the Big 12 Tournament at Ford Center. KU Alumni Association prepares 2,000 to 4,000 Jayhawk supporters, plus memorabilia boxes, as fans travel Interstate 35. The NCAA Tournament follows next week.

Jim Cowan Bricktown Brewery Kansas University Oklahoma City Oklahoma Sooners Cowan Mike Davis KU Alumni Association Jayhawk Interstate 35

Maine residents eager for earlier daylight time

In Lubec the early winter sunsets are long, but Congress schedules daylight saving time to begin March 11, shifting sunset to 6 29 p.m. for the town. Jed Coggins, 78, says the extra hour of light will let him dig clams, walk, and enjoy sun, signaling spring in his mind.

Lupec Maine United States Lubec America Congress Jed Coggins Coggins McFadden

Kansas basketball team heads to Oklahoma City trip

The KU men's team leaves Allen Fieldhouse at 1 p.m. for a motorcoach trip to Forbes Field in Topeka and later flies to Oklahoma City. No public practice is planned as the squad stays at the Oklahoma City Marriott near the Ford Center. A fan pep rally is set for 10 a.m. Friday at Bricktown Brewery.

Allen Fieldhouse Forbes Field Topeka Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Marriott Ford Center Bricktown Brewery Kualumni.org

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