Nelson-Atkins plans glowing lantern expansion in KC
The Nelson-Atkins Museum announces a $115 million move to expand by 2005 with five frosted glass lanterns atop 140,000 square feet of new galleries and a bold underground garage. Costs rose to 95 million. endowment goal reached 85 million as supporters pledge 195 million.
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Former Missouri representative sentenced for fraud
Vernon J. Thompson, ex state representative, was sentenced in federal court to one year and one day in prison for two counts of mail fraud. He and an aide faced embezzlement charges over more than $54,000 in federal youth assistance funds, with 23 more counts dropped in a plea deal. He is to report to prison on January 8.
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KC schools win pledge for accreditation help
Kansas City officials secure support from State Education Commissioner Kent King to avoid a state takeover. King and board member Thomas R. Davis met with Superintendent Benjamin Demps Jr. and three KC board members to outline requirements for provisional accreditation by June 2002. Praise for Demps noted as he leads the district through this process.
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