KU Medical Center names new communications chief Natalie Lutz
The Kansas University Medical Center appointed Natalie Lutz as director of communications. She comes from Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences where she led university relations since 2005 and previously worked at Boasberg Wheeler Communications. Lutz succeeds interim director David Mlartin and starts Monday. Harvest updates show winter wheat planting at 78 percent in Kansas, below the 5-year mid-Oct average of 84 percent, with 58 percent emerged. corn harvest at 66 percent. sorghum 25 percent. soybeans 31 percent. sunflowers 12 percent harvested.
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KU rape case seeks seal of probable cause affidavits
Prosecution and defense in a Kansas University Hashinger Hall rape case ask a Douglas County court to seal the probable cause affidavits for two 21 year old men charged with rape. The judge has until Friday to decide on sealing or releasing the documents as the investigation continues.
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Scary Story Contest Opens for Students Again
The Journal-World invites elementary, middle, and high school students to submit a horror tale under 500 words finishing the line I had never been afraid of the forest but there was something about this one that sent chills down my spine. Email scary@liworld.com with name age grade and school. Submissions close at noon Thursday and winners will be published on Worldcom on October 31. For info call the newsroom at 832-7154.
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City council rejects parking exemption for 237-unit project
At a Tuesday meeting neighbors urged rejection of a 237 unit apartment plan with 624 bedrooms and only 46 parking spaces. Developers argued a 30 percent carless share justified the exemption, but commissioners refused the parking code relief and called for broader parking policy discussion.
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States push to define marriage rights in court debate
Indiana solicitor general Thomas Fisher argued that marriage rules favor states while David Brown from Kansas University warned the Supreme Court may be compelled to intervene. At the Dole Institute debate, Brown said equality demands civil rights regardless of sexual orientation, while Fisher highlighted state authority. The ACLU seeks a court order to allow gay marriages in Kansas, with a hearing scheduled for Friday.
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