Parking revenue breakdown at KU for 2011 12
KU Parking and Transit Director Donna Hultine outlined the 2011 12 fiscal year spending from 6.2 million in parking revenue. Transit functions received 1.5 million while bond principal and interest on park and ride lots and the Mississippi Street garage totaled 1.4 million. Salaries and benefits were 1.25 million with 1.1 million for other operating expenses and 700000 for capital improvements. An overhead assessment accounted for 260000.
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Street Voters Recall Boxing as Social Event
Residents from Massachusetts to Oklahoma discuss watching boxing. John Sumners and Greg Bates recall experiences live or on TV while Melissa Meyer notes films. Some say boxing was once a social event, now pay per view dominates.
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Massachusetts
Greg Bates
Overland Park
KU researchers win 1.7 million NSF grant for polar radar
Kansas University's Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets receives a three year 1.7 million dollar National Science Foundation grant led by associate professor Rick Hale and collaborators. The funds support developing higher resolution radar to image polar ice sheets from aircraft and map internal layers up to 2.5 miles deep, aiding core sampling and climate change research. CReSIS will utilize labs in the Measurement Materials and Sustainable Environment Center to house the new radar work.
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Aerospace Engineering
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First confirmed flu case reported in Kansas
An adult in south central Kansas has been laboratory confirmed as the state's first flu case of the season, reported by The Kansas City Star. KDHE notes flu cases rise during holidays and peak around February, with last season not peaking until mid March.
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Hawk Eyes World Title After Bout With Cleverly in Montreal
Boxer Hawk, a Native American climb from South Dakota, trained in Lawrence and Los Angeles to challenge WBO champion Eleider Alvarez, aiming for a wind turbine tech career and tribal uplift. He trained with Carlos Monteagudo, watched Cleverly’s fights, and readies for a tough test as Oscar-nominated Mickey Rourke and Tom Jones back Cleverly.
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Power outage near 23rd and Massachusetts linked to pole crash
More than 1,200 Westar Energy customers lost power early Wednesday when a vehicle hit a utility pole at 23rd and Massachusetts. Westar spokesman said 1,270 customers lost power at 3:47 a.m., with all restored by 6 a.m. Court report: 23-year-old Topeka man Joseph Michael Baldwin pleaded no contest to lewd behavior, received one year probation. prior drug paraphernalia arrest not charged.
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Topeka
Douglas County
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Megan and Wesley Peck Births A Boy
Lawrence couple Megan and Wesley Peck welcomed a baby boy on Wednesday at a local hospital, joining family and friends in celebrating the new arrival.
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Wesley Peck
Lawrence
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