KU chancellor ranks 86th in public pay study
Kansas University Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little ranked 86th among 191 public university executives for 2012 fiscal year compensation. Her pay totaled just over 475000 dollars, up 0.8 percent from the prior year. The Chronicle of Higher Education noted four public executives earned over 1 million that year.
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LMH officials weigh Obamacare effects on patients
Lawrence Memorial Hospital leaders briefed the LMH board on the Affordable Care Act and federal exchange. Chief financial officer Joe Pedley stressed basic math for consumers as hospitals await details on which insurers will participate and when they will be known.
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Affordable Care Act brings jobs to Lawrence center
Giles Bruce reports that Lawrence will gain positions at the Vangent call center in East Hills Business Park to assist consumers with new online health care exchanges. The center, part of a $530 million General Dynamics Information Technology contract, currently employs about 650 people.
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