Ottawa man Tim Flack sentenced to death in quadruple murder
Kyle Flack, 30, was convicted of capital murder in the 2013 killings of Kaylie Bailey and her 18 month old daughter Lana Leigh, Steven White, and Andrew Stout. Franklin County Judge Eric Godderz imposed the death penalty Wednesday morning in Franklin County District Court.
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Rains Buckle Up Lawrence Farmers Hope For Dry Spells
After half a foot of rain in April the Lawrence area faced wet fields and cautious forecasts. Meteorologist Brian Bartenbruch of the National Weather Service in Topeka notes 9.8 inches year to date, 1.5 inches below normal, with April totals around 6.5 inches. Douglas County agents say the rain aided corn planting, replenished ponds, and boosted pastures while farmers seek dry days to firm root systems and begin soybean planting.
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Brownback signs budget with 97 million in cuts to KU and state services
Governor Sam Brownback signed the state budget ordering 97 million in allotment cuts across agencies. The reductions average four percent, mainly affecting higher education and Medicaid, with a proviso forcing Kansas University and Kansas State University to bear a larger share. He cited economic challenges in oil, agriculture, and aviation and emphasized protection for K-12 and public safety.
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Kansas universities propose 4 percent tuition rise for 2016 17
The Kansas Board of Regents reviewed 2016 17 tuition proposals from KU and five state universities with KU requesting 4743 for in state undergraduates and 4791 for the KU Medical Center a 5 percent increase. Other campuses listed include KSU 4471 WSU 3192 ESU 2422 PSU 2685 and FHSU 1876 with increases ranging from 3.9 to 5 percent and actions to be decided at the June meeting.
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Taxation tantrum over veto of tax appeal reform bill
Kansas Chamber criticizes Gov. Brownback for vetoing a tax appeal reform bill. The dispute centers on changing the state tax appeal process and the chamber urges swift legislative action. Page 3A.
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