CLO license status in flux after regulator actions and withdrawals
Regulators moved to change CLO state operating license but a Friday withdrawal of the determination notice by Kristin Brand offered no explanation. KDADS said an inquiry continues with a new findings notice to come, while CLO leadership claimed past concerns were addressed. CLO serves hundreds of developmentally challenged individuals with programs across Kansas counties.
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Kristin Brand
Delaware St
Angela de
Rocha
KDADS
Jamie Price
CSO
Mike Strouse
Johnson County
Editor notes on CLO inquiry status update
Enterprise reporter Karen Dillon notes contact at Edition ljworld.com and 832-7162. Editor's note states a previous article version ran on LJWorld.com Friday but was removed after state officials provided new information about the status of CLO operations inquiry.
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Karen Dillon
Ljworld.com
Journal-World
CLO
Bees expert Mi chener dies at 97 at KU
Mi chener renowned as a leading bee ecologist and curator emeritus at the Kansas University Natural History Museum died at age 97. He was Watkins Distinguished Professor Emeritus of ecology and evolved biology and helped found sociobiology, with 514 publications and a world class bee collection at KU.
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Watkins
Natural History Museum
Kansas University
Mich
Michael Engel
Kansas
National Academy of Sciences
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Engel
Jim Cane
Usda Agricultural Research Service
Bee Biology and Systematics Lab
Journal of Melittology
Kansas prisons expansion plan outlined for El Dorado facility
Kansas corrections chief outlined a $27 million expansion of the maximum security prison near El Dorado to handle rising inmate numbers. Corrections Secretary Ray Roberts told a legislative panel the state will hold about 9,400 male inmates by mid-2018, roughly 600 over capacity, and will exceed female bed space with more than 1,000 female offenders versus 837 current beds.
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Topeka
Kansas
el Dorado
Ray Roberts
Department of Corrections
Roberts
Dakotaraptor behavior described by KU official
KU officials describe Dakotaraptor as a lightly built agile raptor from the Cretaceous period. The fossil is not at KU and is studied and curated by DePalma’s team in Florida with the Palm Beach Museum of Natural History.
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DePalma
Florida
Palm Beach Museum of Natural History
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