KU spirit squad and band members save man in hotel lot
Nine KU cheer squad and band members were preparing to board a bus for a NCAA Tournament game against Nebraska when they noticed a panicked man near two cars in the Hilton hotel parking lot. They found another man trapped under a Cadillac sedan and sprang into action to help.
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Inside KU Faces Delaware In NCAA Second Round Clash
Kansas women prepare for a second round NCAA Tournament game against Delaware. Blue Hens star Elena Delle Donne is the focal point as the game tips at 8 40 p m in Little Rock. Page 1B LEGISLATURE
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Kansas House Advances New Retirement Plan for Future Public Workers
The Kansas House on Monday advanced a bill to create new retirement plans for teachers and other government employees hired in the future. The measure aims to replace or supplement existing programs with a state managed system designed for new hires.
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Quotable Rice warns on U S education reforms risk to security
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, now on a national education task force, cautions that U S security and economic prosperity hang on improving schools. The group warns current gaps threaten national interests.
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Junction City seeks state help to extend debt limits
Junction City officials urge Gov Brownback to sign a bill granting a five year extension of elevated debt limits tied to the Fort Riley military growth. City Manager Gerry Vernon warns of continuing risk of bankruptcy and outlines tax, fee, payroll cuts and spending reductions as steps taken.
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Lights on Lawrence tennis courts debated again
Lawrence officials weigh adding lighting to eight courts near Centennial School after an engineering report shows a feasible design with minimal light spill. Parks chief Mark Hecker says the question now is whether to proceed as residents and tennis enthusiasts push for more lighted courts since 2009 renovations removed eight.
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Allergy season arrives early but typical overall
Dr. Warren Frick of Asthma Allergy Rheumatology Associates in Lawrence says this season is pretty typical yet early. He notes wind worsens pollen while rain eases it. Tips include avoiding morning outdoor activity, keeping windows shut, running the central air system to filter pollen, and bathing pets.
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Asthma Allergy & Rheumatology Associates
Lawrence
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