Firefighters and city reach three year contract pact
City and Lawrence firefighters reached a tentative three year work agreement after three negotiating sessions. The deal, first of its kind for three years and negotiated in private, awaits final approval from locals and the city commission with a vote planned Wednesday and a possible May 14 approval.
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KU Students Drop Classes To Shop For Courses
A KU survey of 22 462 drops shows seniors drop most due to inconvenient meeting times and tougher schedules while freshmen and others drop for difficulty or risk of failing. Officials flag post-deadline drops as wasted spaces and consider policy changes.
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Economics lecture honors KU teaching award winner
Kansas University professor of economics Thomas J. Weiss will deliver the 12th Byron T. Schutz Award Lecture at 8 p.m. next Wednesday in Alderson Auditorium KU Union. The Schutz award, created in 1978 by Byron and Maxine Schutz to honor economics and business teaching, has alternated faculty holders since 1985. Weiss will discuss The American Economic Miracle: A Long Term Perspective, with a $2,500 prize and speech, followed by a public reception at Adams Alumni Center.
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KU student body president accused of falsifying work records
Former Salvation Army homeless services director Jeannie Blankenship filed a formal complaint alleging Darren Fulcher, elected KU student body president, falsified 44 hours of community service and forged her signature to obtain pay. A disciplinary hearing date was set for May 17, with university officials saying no coverup occurred.
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