Kan. House moves to full antiabortion bill next week
The No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act faces House approval as Rep. Steve Brunk said the committee will tackle HB 2598 Tuesday or Wednesday after delays. KU Medical Center concerns focus on residency accreditation requiring abortion experience unless opposed on moral grounds. An amendment to address accreditation issues is being considered.
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Road rage assault reported north of Baldwin City
Douglas County Sheriff's officers investigate an aggravated assault after a noon call at East 1600 and North 450 roads. A driver left a vehicle and approached another, with the second driver displaying a gun. the case remained under investigation Thursday afternoon. The Watkins Community Museum seeks props and artifacts from the 1983 Lawrence shot TV film The Day After and invites donations or loans with a call-in by March 28.
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Baldwin City
Steve Lewis
East 1600
North 450
Watkins Community Museum of History
Lawrence
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Museum Studies
Journal World earns 26 awards of excellence
Lawrence Journal-World sections won 26 Kansas Press Association Awards of Excellence led by Best Ad Series for Dignified Doggies and Best Automotive Ad for Laird Noller Automotive. Recognized entries include online and design categories, investigative and sports writing, with awards announced at the KPA meeting in Overland Park.
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Cheryl Batrez
Lawrence Give Back
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River City Heating & Cooling
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Julie
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Sarah Henning
Batrez
Brown
Kusports.com
Erickson
the Bullfighters
Nick Krug
Purple Heart Veterans Foundation
Hittle News
Hittle
Asia
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Mike Yoder
Krug
Ann Gardner
Mark Fagan
Wichita Eagle
Kansas City Star
Topeka Capital- Journal
KPA
Doubletree
Overland Park
Greensburg rebuilds as a living laboratory near five years after tornado
A National Renewable Energy Laboratory study finds Greensburg's mid project phase shows energy savings of 50 to 75 percent across 13 public and private buildings, including the hospital, school, city hall, courthouse, two banks and a motel. Local firms fueled the effort and Mayor Dixson notes Greensburg now hosts the world's highest concentration of geothermal wells.
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Kansas Plains
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City
John Deere Dealer
Wichita
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LawKingdon Architecture
Compton Construction
Steve Lenz
PEC
Bob Dixson
Dixson
Kansas
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