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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2000
Page
8
Lawrence School Board agenda highlights a 7 p.m. meeting on Tuesday at 110 McDonald Drive. The item list includes upcoming decisions and district updates for the Lawrence area.
The Kaw Area Technical School proposal asks the district to pay $4,930 for a semester of tuition for two Lawrence public students in half day programs. Alan a Finney studies medical office specialist while Oliver Simmons pursues machine tool technology. State law requires out of district tuition for students in approved vocational programs.
PLT Dy Bob Eales said the Lawrence district would receive partial reimbursement from the state. State statute would require the district to pay students' tuition even if they attend a full day in Lawrence and take Kaw Valley night classes, he said. Interim Supt. Randy Weseman noted rising interest in vocational-technical education could push the district to create or partner in programs with neighboring districts.
The board reviews a policy on district organization and operations. It considers paying 4930 to enroll two Lawrence students at Kaw Area Technical School in Topeka. A 17486 van from Laird Noller Automotive is considered for the district’s licensed plumber. Hanover leads to Charlton Manley Insurance for 14736 annual leaders errors and omissions coverage with 2 million limit and 10000 deductible. An executive session is planned to discuss land acquisition for future school construction.
Agents inspected 18 liquor stores eight bars and one tavern by 11 p m Friday citing six minors in possession and one furnishing alcohol to a minor Spence an ABC agent stressed bar staff must card customers and take responsibility while noting the job exposes agents to intoxicated patrons and attitude from some licensees.
Jones suggests Douglas County would back Wagnon in opposing funding the Wolf Creek nuclear plant debt. He argues KPL customers should not cover the $3 billion share, noting Wichita pushed the plant and would face consequences of its decision. Lawrence chambers and local businesses back Wagnon as bills could rise about 16 percent for businesses and 20 percent for residents if approved.
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