Safer kitchen tips to prevent common injuries today
Inside safety tips warn of cuts burns slips and shocks in the kitchen. Practical steps help reduce hazards while keeping the heart of the home secure. A related feature notes a new kids show The Good Night Show by Sprout PBS and Sesame Workshop aimed at helping children wind down at bedtime.
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Autoharp group keeps bright outlook on life
Members of the Sunny Side Players Autoharp Club enjoy a faithful following and have some fun during their weekly practices at Babcock Place. The feature notes their positive mood and community activity as Page 18 highlights.
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Skull theft lore and city planning merge in Lawrence report
A 1918 letter claims Yale's Skull and Bones hid Geronimo's skull at Fort Sill and is now kept with his femurs and saddle horn in a tomb. Separately, Lawrence city commissioners seek a smarter plan to fund this summer’s street, sewer, and waterline repaving program.
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Lawrence
Legislature Approves School Finance Plan In Kansas
Lawmakers approve a three year 466.2 million increase for public schools a move that may trigger a Kansas Supreme Court dispute over larger funding needs. Plaintiff districts attorney Alan Rupe vows to challenge the measure calling the funds insufficient and misplaced.
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Kansas Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Rupe
Haskell plans budget plan with possible fee hike
Haskell Indian Nations University officials prepare a two day outline to cope with years of inflation lagging budgets. A potential student fee increase may be part of the plan reviewed by President Karen Swisher during a Board of Regents meeting.
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Haskell
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City approves Sixth Street retail despite downtown fears
City commissioners narrowly approve a project adding nearly 185000 square feet of retail space at Sixth Street and the South Lawrence Trafficway. Critics say the plan could hurt downtown by creating a retail glut and blight. supporters, led by the Fritzel family, argue it won’t. The vote was 3-2 with Schauner and Rundle opposing to protect downtown.
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Lawrence
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Mike Rundle
Schauner
Fritzel
Library director weighs fifth option for downtown site
In Lawrence, residents debate four proposals for a new larger city library with a fifth option to expand the current building. Butch Moore, exiting the library with mystery novels, favors keeping and expanding the present site as online polls and a GNews video report prompt public input. Bruce Flanders promotes the current location expansion as one possible plan among others.
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Mike Yoder
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Dante Colombo
Joseph Levinson
Lawrence Public Library
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