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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2013
Page
1
Lawrence officials push a citywide rental inspection program covering 18000 units with a licensing plan but will refine the proposed ordinance. Mayor Dever stresses life safety goals while public comment raises costs and civil rights concerns.
Kansas University officials canceled the annual Band Day parade in downtown Lawrence due to an 11 a.m. kickoff for the Kansas game against Louisiana Tech. Band director Sharon Toulouse called the decision disappointing but said the halftime show will proceed as planned.
An old Craigslist scam targets renters of 803 Moundridge Drive with a fake $500 month listing for a 1290 square foot two bed two bath home. The house is for sale, not for rent, and deposits have already cheated would be renters. A warning note on the front door urges readers not to rent this house. The anonymous scammer, possibly in California or Siberia, has misled several prospective renters and distracted neighbors and the real estate agent.
Kansas University rose to 47th in the 2014 U.S. News and World Report public university rankings, tied with six other institutions including Iowa State and North Carolina State. In national listings KU tied for 101st, up from 106th, with Lucy Lyons noting the method shift favoring graduation rates. KU remains Kansas’ top university.
The article lists reporter Ben Anglesbee with a contact number 832 7173 for reader inquiries.
KU Endowment reported 2013 donations of 174.2 million dollars, up 11 percent from 156.5 million last year, setting a new record. Alumni, businesses, foundations and other university supporters funded scholarships, professorships, facilities, research and programs at Kansas University and KU Hospital. President Dale Seuferling credited the university with fueling the fundraising success.
Owners of a pumpkin farm in southeast Douglas County seek a permit to hold fall events drawing more than 100 visitors at a time. The application targets Page 3A coverage.
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