Kansas opens some law enforcement records to public
Editorial applauds a watered-down bill clearing probable-cause documents after five days of redaction. It trims secrecy on arrest affidavits, limiting access to owners while excluding full public disclosure for search warrants. The Harte case in Johnson County is cited as impetus.
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Adrynn Harte
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Harte
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Nigeria schoolgirls abduction stirs global outrage and action
Leonard Pitts Jr argues that the Boko Haram mass kidnapping exposes the power of education and notes the global response. He highlights a Peace Corps Nigeria Alumni Foundation effort to fund scholarships for girls, urging readers to contribute. The piece links extremism, women’s education, and small personal acts as ripples toward change.
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Mary J. Blige
Ben Cardin
Hillary Clinton
Questlove
Albert Hannans
Peace Corps
Hannans
Peace Corps Nigeria Alumni Foundation
Forum For African Women Educationalists
Inclusive Community Education and Development Association
PCNAF
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
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What’s the matter with Kansas politics in crisis
Mike Hoeflich cites April revenue shortfalls and a Moody’s downgrade as signs of a failed Kansas session. He criticizes lawmakers for tax cuts over facts, changes to school funding and court budgets, and argues ideology replaces prudent policy. He calls for accountability and questions conservatism versus radicals in Topeka. He references university columnist status.
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Kansas House
Senate
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Pat Nixon
Dole
Topeka
Mike Hoeflich
Kansas University School of Law
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Old Hometown: River Cleanup and Tenure Talk
Windy morning volunteers from Pinckney Elementary School and about 40 others joined the River Area Cleanup along the Kansas River. Kansas University tenure projections show a small rise in tenured faculty, per Executive Vice Chancellor Del Shankel, with no major impact on totals. The Lawrence Daily Journal-World from May 7, 1914 reports missing platinum worth $300 in the chemistry department, four dishes and seven crucibles, feared theft as students sign for equipment and potential bankruptcy looms for the four custodians.
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Lawrence _ Daily Journal-World
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