Kobach to prosecute voting crime cases
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach plans to announce his first prosecutions under new election power. A Kobach spokesman said three criminal cases were filed, but defendants could not be named until complaints are time stamped by district court clerks after Columbus Day holiday closures.
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No court order for birth certificates of same sex couples
Kansas officials say no court order will be needed to process birth certificate applications of children from same sex couples conceived by artificial insemination. The statement came in a Monday court filing in a suit challenging the state's same sex marriage ban. The judge sought proof of compliance with the Supreme Court ruling, while Kansas objected to the ACLU raising birth certificate issues since plaintiffs in the marriage case aren’t seeking to become parents.
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Kansas grad captains maiden deployment of Navy ship
KU alumnus Sean Bailey leads the USS Arlington on its maiden deployment from Norfolk. Bailey, once executive officer of the Gerald R. Ford, now commands the ship as it sets sail and reports underway with the crew adjusting to separation from loved ones.
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USS Arlington Embarks on Global Maritime Security Operations
Bailey writes from the USS Arlington amid deployment as nearly 1,200 sailors and Marines prepare for operations. The ship, built and crewed through a long process, departed Naval Station Norfolk on October 6 and will operate in international waters as part of an ongoing rotation to support maritime security worldwide.
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Kansas lists top hard to fill teaching jobs
The Kansas State Department of Education names the five most difficult positions to fill, highlighting elementary classroom teachers and middle school English language arts teachers alongside math and science. KU education dean Rick Ginsberg notes location differences in shortages and rural districts’ hiring challenges. A new law allows districts to rehire retirees with a surcharge to the KPERS retirement system.
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Top Five Hardest to Fill Teaching Positions in Kansas
Kansas State Department of Education lists the five most challenging posts: English Language and Literature for junior/middle, Life and Physical Sciences for secondary, Elementary Classroom Teacher, Mathematics for junior/middle, and Mathematics for secondary.
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