KU breaks ground on new School of Business building
Kansas University marks the start of a $65.7 million, 166000-square-foot School of Business facility at the Lied Center. Dean Neeli Bendapudi drives the project after nearly two decades of fundraising, promising better heating and cooling and updated space beyond the aging Summerfield Hall.
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Five-Year KU Facility To Open Near Naismith Courts
The six story 166000 square foot building slated for the 2015 2016 academic year sits across Nai Smith Drive from Allen Fieldhouse. It will cost 65.7 million with 55.7 million from private funds and 10 million from the university for equipment and moving the Naismith tennis courts. U Endowment funded the project and will act as contracting authority. It will include collaborative spaces for student breakout sessions.
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Kline's law license indefinitely suspended
The Kansas Supreme Court indefinitely suspended former Attorney General Phill Kline's law license after ethical misconduct allegations tied to his abortion provider investigations. The ruling backed a state disciplinary panel, citing repeated misleading conduct toward a Kansas City grand jury and others, amid partisan disputes over his tactics. Condit said Kline maintains he did not intentionally lie, as they review the decision and plan next steps.
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Warmer High: 64 Today's forecast
A brief city weather note forecasts a warmer day with a high around 64 degrees. The section also lists items under Business Classified Comics Deaths, indicating a local page of notices and listings.
Water billing changes prompt notice to 32000 accounts
Lawrence city officials are installing a new water billing system for 32000 homes and businesses. Affected customers will see a new account number on bills due after October 31, and some may see a higher balance due than expected. Officials urge checking account numbers to ensure proper credit and payment processing.
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Water bill inquiries and contact details
Residents are urged to contact the billing office for water bill changes. The office operates from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call 832-7878 or email utilitybillinglawrenceks org for assistance. see BILLS, page 2A.
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Task force to present final plan for cultural district
A Lawrence group drafting the Cultural District vision nears presenting final recommendations to the City Commission. Since April the task force has balanced East Lawrence fears of gentrification with aims of economic investment citywide. Chair Bob Schumm calls consensus on the hard issue, noting progress toward agreement.
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