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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2022
Page
8
Wall Street anticipates Darden Restaurants earnings and revenue rise in the fiscal third quarter, citing improved sales and expansion of Olive Garden LongHorn Steakhouse and other chains. Analysts expect a continuation of the momentum from the prior two quarters as new locations come online.
Quotable remarks from Eswar Prasad of Cornell frame Russia’s push for payments in rubles as an ineffective workaround to Western sanctions. The report notes ruble payments and related contract changes amid ongoing commodity dividend footnotes from a source attributed to the Associated Press.
Stocks fell across major indexes as investors weighed inflation and growth concerns. The Nasdaq remained barely in the green for the week while the S&P 500 and Dow slipped red. Tech and healthcare names moved on forecasts and leadership changes, with NTAP, CTAS, and Centene among notable moves.
Kansas counties debate drop boxes as lawmakers cap numbers under a new bill. Officials cite security and accessibility worries while supporters argue boxes improve access for workers and those unable to reach polling sites.
The debate centers on a bill restricting classroom content linked to critical race theory with supporters claiming parental rights and opponents warning of fearmongering and censorship. Sen Dinah Sykes argues for honest education while Sen Molly Baumgardner cites a Salina library dispute over All Boys Aren't Blue. The measure moves to the House amid broader skepticism.
The central maintenance GIS engineering technician and park field workers join Teamsters as the third city employee group to unionize. Simon Barnes says the Teamsters will continue to fight and win. Previous unions include solid waste in 2020 and Municipal Services and Operations in 2021, with police and fire and medical unions already established.
Douglas County will no longer order indigent defendants to repay attorney fees in misdemeanor cases and plans to reassess court fees to reduce financial hardship. Judge James McCabrin notes that waivers were common in the past and that the county aims to stop pursuing reimbursements while continuing to evaluate other fees. Plinsky says the county seeks to decriminalize poverty and reduce burdens on indigent offenders, with felony cases handled by the state Board of Indigent Defense Services (BIDS) rather than locally.
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