Federal judge revives voting citizenship lawsuit
U S District Judge Julie Robinson revived a case challenging Kansas voter registration rules that require proof of U S citizenship. The judge said the matter has constitutional significance and public interest and set aside a default judgment against the state citing nonwillful delay. The suit targets the Kansas law mandating proof of citizenship for prospective voters.
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Clint Black talks new album and country trends before Lied Center show
Clint Black discusses his On Purpose release and the state of country music ahead of a Lied Center performance. The artist reflects on his decade gap, his awards from ACM and CMA, and his place among peers like Garth Brooks.
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Clint Black to perform at Lied Center Saturday night
Clint Black will take the Lied Center stage at 7 30 p m on Saturday at 1600 Stewart Drive with tickets from 35 dollars for adults and 19 dollars for students. Tickets are available at the Lied Center ticket office and lied ku edu. Alan Jackson in the 1980s. On Saturday evening he performs under the Lied Center lights, and in the weeks before his Lawrence visit Black discussed country music with the Journal World in an email interview.
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Ex Gov Carlin Predicts Moderate Coalition in Kansas Legislature
Former Kansas governor John Carlin and other political experts told superintendents and school board members in Topeka that moderate Republicans and Democrats may win a majority in the November election. They urged building the largest possible coalition to support funding for public schools, a dominant issue in many races.
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Teacher suspended at South Middle for alleged racist comments
Lawrence's South Middle School suspended a teacher with pay after a district news release said a family member of a South student filed a Monday complaint alleging racist comments in class. Administrators interviewed the teacher and reviewed findings before HR launched its own inquiry.
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