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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2013
Page
1
Lawrence city officials revisit a proposal for a two lane roundabout at Wakarusa Drive and Inverness Legends Drive as part of repairing a failing Wakarusa segment. Engineers say it could serve about 15 000 vehicles daily and reduce crash severity versus a signal, while critics warn of public opposition.
Ben Anglesbee reports legislators toured Kansas University last week while policymakers asked questions. Ann Cudd, KU’s vice provost and dean of undergraduate studies, urged continued support for the humanities arts and social sciences, noting their historical distinction and role in university funding debates.
Advocates for early-childhood education say The First Eight Years by the Annie E Casey Foundation shows a critical need for more Kansas preschool funding, especially for low income families. Nearly half of children under nine live in low income households, risking cognitive and social development. Kansas Action for Children warns investments are at a pivotal point as state faces funds from tobacco arbitration.
Lawrence based Wicked Broadband plans a downtown Lawrence pilot to install 1 gigabit Internet similar to Google Fiber in Kansas City. They say $500,000 from the city is essential, but officials must decide. City Commissioner Bob Schumm questions the cost and process.
A breezy, rainy day is on tap with a high near 60. Rains may taper in the afternoon, bringing unsettled conditions across the region and a cool evening ahead. Surfaces will be slick and motorists should drive with caution during showers.
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach addresses a Lawrence audience defending a voter photo ID requirement as increasing election security.
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