Haskell seeks greater federal autonomy and possible chartered status
The Haskell Board of Regents approved a plan to study increasing autonomy and authority, and to pursue permanent legislation enabling Haskell to establish an endowment association. The National Haskell Board of Regents will engage in legislative action deemed appropriate with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Kobach argues for voter limits at KU symposium
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach said restrictive voting laws he helped champion will help prevent fraud and that within a week he will use new authority to prosecute people for illegal voting. He spoke at a KU campus symposium titled Protecting the Vote, sponsored by several groups.
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Here Kansas project faces parking crisis as Boomerang Systems stops work
Boomerang Systems Inc files Chapter 11 and sues a primary lender, halting the robotic parking garage for the Here Kansas project near Memorial Stadium in Lawrence. City officials monitor the setback as residents worry how hundreds of tenants will park without the system.
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Kansas to list same sex parents on birth certificates
Kansas Department of Health and Environment will issue birth certificates naming same sex couples as parents in two cases as part of pending legal actions. KDHE says no general policy change, reviewing applications case by case. Lawrence attorney David Brown, filing for local couple, says state compliance is welcome and hopes policy broadens.
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Know Your Game KU Basketball Magazine Available Today
The KU Basketball Magazine is in today's Journal-World for subscribers. Copies are also available at locations around town for pickup.
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Donation Boosts Lawrence Club From Chalmers Foundation
The Mario V. Chalmers Foundation donated $5,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence, supporting youth programs. The grant funds will expand after school activities and mentorship initiatives in the community.
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