Judge Bullock orders overhaul of Kansas school funding
Editorial notes Judge Terry Bullock’s bold ruling to halt state funding if needed to force reform of Kansas K-12 financing. He targets wealth based local funding and asserts per pupil funding must reflect actual costs. Legislature faces a deadline as the Supreme Court weighs the appeal and districts risk a fall opening without a sound plan.
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Lowering the voting age in California debate
Ellen Goodman argues about a California bill to let 14 to 16 year olds vote but count them as fractions, and ballots for 16 to 18 year olds. She suggests starting civics in schools, notes youth turnout, and weighs local elections as a testing ground.
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Fire damages KU Malott Hall during construction
Investigators tentatively classify the May 12 1904 blaze at the $11.5 million Kansas University Malott Hall as accidental though some fire aspects remained suspicious. The incident caused about $30 000 in damage to the building under construction on campus.
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Public Forum in Lawrence Attacks Progressive City Hall
Niki Christopher of Lawrence criticizes the city commission in a public letter. She says leaders micromanage, moralize, and betray voters who wanted a laid back, liberal approach. She contrasts commissioners with Carry Nation and calls for adults to be treated as such.
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Local groups push affordable homes in Lawrence
Norine Spears notes Habitat for Humanity has aided 55 families during 15 years in Lawrence. The project blends city, business, donors, and volunteers to create 13 completed homes, one under construction, and 14 more nearby. Land costs limit progress to three houses yearly.
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Local cycling event thanks editor for coverage and sponsors
Margretta de Vries thanks Journal-World for May 12 Velotek Grand Prix coverage at Clinton State Park and Perry Lake. She praises promoter Jim Whittaker of Alta-Sport, 42 junior riders, and volunteers, urging continued local cycling support and sponsor recognition.
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