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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2015
Page
1
McLinn, 20, of Lawrence, appears emotionless as she confesses to the Jan. 14, 2014 death of 52 year old Harold Sasko in a police interview video played for jurors. She is charged with intentional, premeditated murder in Sasko's death.
A Kansas University professor says the new school finance law could pause the ongoing funding lawsuit and force a fresh case, while warning a permanent plan might strengthen mootness. He also cautions a constitutional crisis could echo 2005 when the court warned against noncompliance and schools risked closure.
Classified items and notices from a local paper cover business, comics, and deaths with a brief social media note for LJWorld.
The Kansas Senate rejected a proposal to bar oil companies from drilling new wells within 500 feet of existing homes or structures. Sen. Tom Holland cited southeast Douglas County residents and old leases, noting fracking has renewed drilling and locals feel powerless over pump siting. Existing leases permit wells on 2.5 acres, and interpretations of clauses vary, prompting debates over safety and property rights.
The Douglas County Community Foundation announced its annual grant recipients, with Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center receiving the largest grant of $15,000 to buy a van. The vehicle will transport children and families to Bert Nash services, aiding community access.
A Page 2A breakdown highlights major grant recipients led by Bert Nash and Just Food, detailing funding amounts and project scopes. The summary lists supporting organizations and sectors, showing how funds are allocated across programs and initiatives.
Douglas County Sheriff’s Office investigates alleged missing money from the Wakarusa Township Fire Department firemen’s fund. A board member said investigators contacted him about three to four weeks ago regarding the private fund where firefighters deposit stipends. The inquiry, led by Lt. Steve Lewis, will be reviewed by the District Attorney after completion.
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