Zenger Addresses Arrowhead Impact On KU Athletics
KU athletic director Sheahon Zenger discussed Arrowhead Stadium revenue and a broader review of athletic plans during a Lawrence Chamber luncheon. He stressed improving all sports rankings, handling social media policies per coach, and hinted at a future Naismith rules display while noting no current decision on Arrowhead.
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Parents Face Devastation After Child’s Adrenoleukodystrophy Diagnosis
Emily recalls the moment two weeks after diagnosis when doctors warned her son might need a wheelchair. Dr. Gerald Raymond of Kennedy Krieger Institute notes the classic childhood form hits boys aged 4 to 10 and progresses with visual loss, seizures, and dementia. Adults can also have Adrenoleukodystrophy.
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Lottery bowling fundraiser helps Matt Reimer in health battle
Ad Astra Area Aquatics hosts a benefits bowling event at Royal Crest Lanes in Lawrence to support Matt Reimer diagnosed with Childhood X linked adrenoleukodystrophy. Proceeds fund travel and medical costs as he joins Lorenzo's Oil study at Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore scheduled for July.
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Medicaid figures in Kansas draw budget debate
Lawmakers clash over Medicaid funding as 37,600 seniors and 71,600 people with disabilities participate in the program. Opponents label proposed cuts as anti-family budgeting and urge reconsideration while highlighting that 53 percent of seniors are affected.
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Well commons highlights Medicaid nursing home costs and home care
A WellCommons report notes the average annual nursing home cost is $52 600 while 31 000 receive home health care and stay out of a facility. About 410 000 caregivers are aided, enabling them to keep jobs and care for families. Contact information included along with a health blog reference.
Senate votes to abolish KTEC in Kansas
The Kansas Senate narrowly approved Gov. Sam Brownback’s bill to dissolve the Kansas Technology Enterprise Corp. and fold its duties into the Department of Commerce. The 21 to 11 vote transfers oversight to commerce, a move Brownback says saves 1.7 million annually, while critics doubt Commerce Department’s high tech expertise.
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