Senate Sees Narrow Path to End Shutdown and Default
Senate leaders Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell edged toward a deal to raise the debt limit, reopen the government, and fund operations through mid January. A one year delay of Obamacare fees and stronger subsidy verification were among debated terms as negotiators warned details could shift amid partisan friction.
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Denver considers public marijuana use limits ordinance
Denver weighs an ordinance to ban openly using small amounts of marijuana in public with penalties up to a year in jail and a $999 fine. Open use defined by sight or smell could affect anyone near secondhand smoke. The move aligns with Colorado voters approving Amendment 64 and seeks to balance legality with public space enjoyment.
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KU to Break Ground on New School of Business Building
Groundbreaking ceremony set for 2 p.m. Friday at KU on Naismith Drive tennis courts for the 166,000 square foot six story building costing 65.7 million dollars. Private gifts total 55.7 million with 20 million lead from Capitol Federal Foundation. Summerfield Hall will be repurposed. Attendees include Gov. Sam Brownback KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little and business dean Neeli Bendapudi.
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Board considers school site move and boundaries advisory panel
Hayden notes the district offered $50 000 for a property appraised above $100 000 to gain green space next to athletic facilities. The board approved early steps toward a Boundaries Advisory Committee to review elementary and middle school attendance zones, seeking open minded volunteers across the city.
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