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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2013
Page
4
The Kansas state government offers an online searchable law and bill system. Users can search by bill number or keyword to locate statutes and legislative actions. The service helps track Kansas laws referenced by Lawrence Journal-World stories and other state materials.
The notice prompts readers to call 832-7297 or email soundoff Ijworld.com for responses.
A street column asks readers what price they would pay for a scalped ticket. Hy-Vee at 3504 Clinton Parkway is noted in the Lee story on page 4B. Krysta Beaver, a doctoral student in Lawrence, offers a personal view about paying around $50 but preferring to watch with friends at a local venue and spend money on nachos.
The Kansas House approved a measure barring public employee unions from deducting dues for political activities, 68 to 54, sending the bill to Gov. Sam Brownback who is expected to sign. Supporters say it protects workers from compulsory funding of politics while opponents warn it weakens unions and free speech rights.
Kansas Department of Transportation will perform road work over the next two weeks on Old U.S. 59 and East 23rd Street. Both lanes of a 1.5 mile stretch of Old U.S. 59 are closed during daylight hours from the Franklin County line to North 150 Road for pipe extension work. The project continues through Thursday. A second Old U.S. 59 stretch from North 800 Road to North 900 Road will be reduced to one lane each way during daylight hours for milling and overlay and guard rail installation, through March 29, weather permitting. A portion of East 23rd Street in Lawrence between Haskell and Barker avenues will be closed through March 28 for milling and asphalt inlay near the new bridge. Traffic will be directed through the work zone with cones, signage, and message boards. major delays are expected during peak times.
No incidents were reported Tuesday. The brief notes a calm day with no significant events or disruptions documented.
Danielle Hadl and Jerry Hanner Jr in Lawrence welcomed a girl Tuesday. Jessica Paine in Lawrence also welcomed a girl Tuesday.
The Journal-World invites readers to report significant errors to editors, offering a phone line and email for submissions. The policy emphasizes correcting mistakes brought to attention and provides contact details for follow up.
Downtown Kansas City rides a surge from the Big 12 tournament and upcoming NCAA rounds as Sprint Center and the Power & Light District attract tens of thousands. Nick Benjamin cites record crowds for Kansas City Live Block events with 130,000 visitors and 300,000 caps sold, signaling a booming entertainment district ahead of the NCAA games.
Adair, a four-candidate slate for three Lawrence school board seats, urges parental contributions to fund a self-sustaining pre-K program. She backs the district 92.5 million bond, cites state funding risks, favors cutting outside contracts first, supports teachers’ collective bargaining, and remains cautious on expanding charter schools.
Rep Ward Cassidy won approval of an amendment lifting a wage and salary cap on universities, though the cap stays for other state government. Rep Melanie Meier said the move helps prevent understaffed prisons from filling vacancies while critics say lawmakers had little time to study the 512 page budget. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild can be reached at 785 423 0668.
Kristie Adair born March 27 1973 in Tulsa Oklahoma is listed as co owner of Wicked Broadband. She resides at 4924 Stoneback Place with husband Joshua Montgomery and two daughters.
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