Regents OK new measures for safety
Kansas Board of Regents approves background checks for all non student, non temporary university employees at KU and five other state universities, modeled on KU Medical Center policy. Reviews include sex offender registry. exceptions for students and temps. Regents also ban weapons on campus including paintball guns and knives over four inches.
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Kansas University
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Journal-World
Richard Lariviére
University of Texas-Austin
Pittsburg State
Fort Hays
Ed Hammond
Gary Sherrer
Regents
Officials plan to clean up blighted areas
Officials pursue cleanup of abandoned mobile homes in Lakeside Village near Perry Lake Jefferson County. Residents cite derelict lots, tax issues, and possible deaths as reasons owners left properties. Jerry White, Lakeside resident and board president, notes authorities work with county commissioners to resolve the problem.
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Lakeside Village Board OF Directors
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KU Commencement Student Lands Dream Job Before Graduation
Stilwell native Andrew Hauser, who lost his left leg in a car crash, finishes training at KU and heads to Florida to work as strength and conditioning coach and assistant athletic trainer after earning his bachelor’s degree. David Carr notes faculty support aids student opportunities. Hauser’s recovery began after a crash that flipped his life but strengthened his resolve to pursue baseball and sports medicine.
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University
Campanile Hill
Hauser
Florida
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David Carr
Ku’s Athletic
Carr
Stilwell
Hil
Death notices in cloudy business classifieds comics section
A fragmented newspaper item shows a mix of mostly cloudy weather, a business classifieds label, and brief mention of comics and deaths, signaling a small, unreadable ad style notice without clear names or dates.
Kansas State Universities Propose Tuition Increases
Kansas University and the five other state universities plan tuition hikes for next year. The proposals call for higher rates across undergraduate and graduate programs to fund expanded offerings and campus improvements.
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