Self lands top prospect Andrew Wiggins for Kansas
Kansas coach Bill Self secured Andrew Wiggins, the No. 1 recruit in the country, from Huntington Prep. Wiggins chose the Jayhawks over Kentucky, North Carolina and Florida State at a small ceremony. Self calls Wiggins potentially his best ever and notes his versatility compared to stars like Durant, Beasley, and Griffin.
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Oth & N.H. hotel work to begin in June
Construction on a multistory TownePlace Suites by Marriott hotel at Ninth and New Hampshire is slated to start in June. Doug Compton said changes since the year began improved the project and city officials approved an increase in tax increment financing for a private parking garage, moving the plan forward after Tuesday's City Hall vote.
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Conservative Republicans clash over Kansas budget at wrap-up
Legislative wrap-up notes Conservative Republicans in conflict over the 2013 budget. Gov Brownback and Senate President Susan Wagle back a 6.3 percent sales tax to cushion income tax cuts. House Speaker Ray Merrick seeks 5.7 percent, risking university funding cuts. Talks stall as higher education funding remains a major hurdle.
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Storm warning and page logistics noted at regional paper
A brief weather note indicates a low storm chance with 63 percent uncertainty. The page navigation lists sections 8A 1C-8C and the classifieds, business, comics, and deaths notices. Social media handles for the publication are provided.
NTSB urges halving legal blood alcohol limit to 0.05
The National Transportation Safety Board calls for a new federal standard lowering permissible blood alcohol content to 0.05 for drivers to curb alcohol related deaths. The recommendation targets drunk driving fatalities with potential nationwide policy impact.
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