KU cleared in civil rights inquiry over harassment complaints
A federal civil rights report cleared Kansas University of wrongdoing in handling four sexual harassment complaints against two law professors. KU officials said the department found proper procedures were followed and compliance with sex discrimination laws was maintained. The ACLU had pressed the case, with one sanction against Emily Tonkovich stayed on appeal.
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Bush to visit Los Angeles early to aid riot recovery
President Bush moves up a Los Angeles trip to oversee rebuilding after riots. The White House rejects liberal handouts, pursuing a conservative plan to boost jobs and housing while offering up to 600 million dollars in federal aid and coordinating actions through a task force led by David Kearns.
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Lawrence High students discuss Rodney King verdict riots
Lawrence High School teachers say riots sparked classroom dialogue about the Rodney King verdict. Social studies teachers like Paul Stuewe provided forums for students to discuss the event, reflecting nationwide unrest and student frustration as junior Tyrelle Goble comments.
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City hopes three bodies align on long term tax plan
Lawrence officials urge coordination among the city county and school board to craft a 10 year capital plan for streets water and sewer projects and buildings. They seek shared goals to avoid large swings in property taxes while addressing future needs and potential bond issues.
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Residents press for city action on transit plan
About 60 Lawrence residents filled the Babcock Place meal site to demand action on public transportation. They criticized the city hire DeShazo Starek Tang consultant Bill Barker and urged concrete steps rather than further studies.
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Does Lawrence Need Citywide Bus Service Poll
The Journal-World Access poll on page 3A asks readers if Lawrence should have citywide bus service. Commissioners meet over dinner to discuss transit issues, with officials citing budget and rider needs during the dinner session on page 144A.
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California
Pate Wilson
Los Angeles
Roy Williams Announces Transfer Move and Staff Addition
Kansas basketball coach Roy Williams confirms guard Julian Winfield will transfer from Saint Louis University and Matt Doherty will join the coaching staff.
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Protest Turns Violent in Toronto Looting Spree After Verdict
A protest over the Rodney King verdict and a fatal police shooting sparked chaos in downtown Toronto. Reported looting followed window smashing as crowds clashed with authorities. Local access guide and various pages referenced include editorials and comics. Police urge calm and community engagement.
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Quorum Change Back On In Lawrence City Hall
Lawrence city commissioners show support for reviving a four member quorum, enabling private talks about city business without violating the Kansas Open Meetings Act. Commissioner Bob Schumm shifts stance after last June vote, citing mistrust and bruised feelings as factors.
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