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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2014
Page
4
A reader survey conducted at Checkers on Louisiana Street asks if Lawrence needs more luxury apartments. Megan Case of KU voices concern that current units are underutilized, with residents debating housing demand and city planning implications.
The Higher Learning Commission has accredited KU since 1913, with self study addressing funding pressures and campus sexual assault handling. Officials debate a social media policy that could affect tenure and open discourse, amid concerns about academic freedom and reporting for the next site visit.
The public may submit comments regarding the University of Kansas to the Higher Learning Commission. Comments must address quality of the institution or its academic programs and be in writing. Submissions accepted until January 9, 2015. Send to Public Comment on the University of Kansas, HLC, 230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7 500 Chicago IL 60604 1411, or submit online at www.ncahic.org/ HLC-Institutions/third party-comment.html.
A partial list of Lawrence residents includes Cae Michelle Marie Vassar 2200 Harper St Lot B1 Linda Suzanne Stankard 1407 Chelsea Place Apt 325 Scott Earl Rippeto 1818 Vermont St Steven Dean Smith 1204 Delaware St Unit A2 Scott Allen Boisen 2003 Crossgate Dr Jennifer Louise Peck 1417 E 15th St Lot 17 Donna Jean Madl 1316 Iowa St and Sylvia Victoria Samuel 3006 Tomahawk Drive.
The article reports on earthquake insurance as a smart addition to homeowners policies amid recent quakes centered near Milan Kansas. Chapple Insurance Group offered quotes of 35 to 100 dollars yearly for a 100000 dollar home with deductibles of 2000 or 5000 dollars. The Milan quake damaged older brick structures in Conway Springs area and residents spent the night cleaning up.
Kansas officials defend keeping a stringent law while civil liberties groups challenge the dual election system. Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach praised voter support for the policy and signaled plans to appeal a federal appeals court ruling striking down the national voter registration form requirement. The ACLU counters, arguing the law creates unconstitutional dual elections and awaits court decisions in Shawnee County.
Critics and outdoors groups note interior roads risk safety and maintenance. Manager David Jenkins cites federal requirements for improvements on former mining lands financed by mining companies. Funds, based on coal tonnage, flow to states with approved reclamation programs, with Kansas holding the fourth largest statewide inventory. Projects target near roads, erosion control, parking, boat ramps, wetlands, and native grasses across Cherokee, Crawford, and Bourbon counties.
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