KU architect Warren Corman to retire after 63 years
Warren Corman, 84, KU’s university architect and long time state facilities leader, retires after 63 years in Kansas architecture. He helped pass a $150 million bond for deferred maintenance and pushed to streamline building approvals while shaping major campuses including Allen Fieldhouse. He steps down in December and plans to remain active in community groups.
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Republicans rally in Lawrence tout united ticket
Republican candidates led by Sam Brownback spoke at Kevin Yoder’s Lawrence campaign office praising a united ticket ahead of Tuesday’s election. The four day Clean Sweep Tour covered Johnson and Wyandotte counties with calls for fewer taxes and regulations to reduce unemployment.
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Kansas AG race frames health care reform role
In Kansas the attorney general contest centers on the federal health care reform law. Democrat Steve Six defers joining GOP rivals in litigation, while Republican Derek Schmidt pledges to file a constitutional challenge. Each cites the commerce clause and federal overreach as the core issue shaping the race.
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County Halts FOP Lawsuit Over Zoning to June 1
Douglas County commissioners approved a deal to pause a lawsuit with the Fraternal Order of Police over zoning rules. The FOP will seek a conditional-use permit for its Lone Star Lake firing range and lodge, with a court option if the permit outcome displeases them. An attorney stressed the agreement should not bind permit decisions.
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City Hall Tackles Cramming on Phone Bills
City Auditor Michael Eglinski reports Lawrence pays about 200 dollars monthly for unwanted third party services billed as voice message monthly fee web hosting or PC tech charges. City signs up via offers or free trials then must opt out to avoid charges. City Manager Corliss says steps are taken to remove fees and prevent cramming. FTC complaint possible.
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Gasoline prices across stations dip to $2.61
The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 2.61 at several stations, with a tip line 832-7154 for lower prices.
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Assignment director Caroline Trowbridge is reachable at 832-7154 or drowbridge ljworld.com for media inquiries and assignment coordination.
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