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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 2014

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Kansas seeks emergency stay to ban gay marriage

Kansas appeals to the U S Supreme Court for an emergency stay to maintain a ban on gay marriages while a legal challenge from two lesbian couples proceeds. The 10th Circuit denied a stay on a lower court injunction that blocks enforcement of anti gay marriage laws.

Kansas U.S. Supreme Court State of Douglas County 10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Denver Derek Schmidt Schmidt

KU professor recalls Berlin Wall fall during 25th anniversary lecture

Marike Janzen, KU humanities professor, recalled the joyful yet somber mood at the Berlin Wall's fall as she shared memories with students. Nathan Wood will host a talk titled Taking Stock: 25 Years Since the Fall of the Wall at noon in Bailey Hall, focusing on Berlin region changes since 1989.

Marike Janzen Berlin Wall Janzen West Germany East Germany Kansas_ University Kansas University Nathan Wood Bailey Hall Jayhawk Blvd Berlin West Berlin

Education spending faces tough test for Kansas future

Reporter Peter Hancock notes Sam Brownback pledged not to cut K-12 funding if reelected. Yet educators and budget experts fear fulfilling that pledge may be impossible after economists and state officials meet Monday to forecast 18 months of state revenues following weak revenue in the first four months of the fiscal year.

Topera Sam Brownback

Special interests spend heavily before Kansas Senate vote

Federal data show political and special interest groups spent nearly 17 million dollars in Kansas starting in September in the contest between Republican Sen. Pat Roberts and his independent challenger. Online records of the Federal Election Commission indicate broad spending in the nationally watched race.

Topeka Kansas Pat Roberts

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