KU Cancer Center chief warns against weakening smoking ban
Dr Roy Jensen of the Kansas University Cancer Center urged lawmakers to keep the indoor smoking ban intact. He warned a weaker measure could jeopardize KU’s National Cancer Institute designation and Kansans’ health. The House committee approved a bill to allow smoking in certain private bars and businesses with patrons and employees aged at least 21.
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KU Uses Local Outreach To Lure Jayhawk Scholars
KU invited top Lawrence High Free State and Veritas students to Spooner Hall to hear about KU culture and admits. About 300 attended, including 100 high schoolers, with Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little noting roughly 1,200 Lawrence students already enroll. Students shared that KU can feel like moving to another planet yet still close to home.
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Kansas tax cut plan revised to avoid future deficits
TOPERA lawmakers rewrote a plan to cut income and sales taxes in Kansas to prevent six year budget shortfalls. The revised package reduces personal rates and phases out taxes on 191,000 businesses while lowering the sales tax to 5.7 percent in July 2013, seeking a July 2018 surplus. Governor Brownback advocates deeper cuts, but critics fear reduced aid to public services.
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City rules end Orscheln poultry sale after code violation
City officials notified Orscheln Farm and Home at 1541 E 23rd St that its Chick Days Sale violated a residential chicken housing code. The long running event ended mid April, two weeks early, after inspectors checked indoor coops for baby chickens and ducks. Assistant City Attorney Chad Sublet says exemptions do not apply, amid broader enforcement of local animal housing rules.
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