Youth cash spree shocks Topeka as eight youths tied to theft
Detective Don Dalquest traced stolen money from a 14 year old yard worker to eight juveniles who shared the cash hidden in a car. The teens bought cars, guns, a Colorado trip, and other luxuries while parents noticed sudden wealth. Restitution and civil suits loom as authorities seek how to restore funds.
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Regents pick executive officer for Kansas Board of Regents
Regents will choose a new executive officer at Friday's Topeka meeting to replace Max Bickford who leaves in November. Six finalists were interviewed including John Conard, and at least two others are former Kansans. The appointee will work with Gov. Bennett and legislators to secure higher education funding and coordinate with the regents, institutions, and alumni. The agenda also includes leaves, architectural drawings for Robinson gymnasium, and contracts for a trash linen system and Sadler Tower link at KU Medical Center.
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Revenue sharing extension expected to win Senate approval
The Senate plans to pass a 5 percent year extension of the federal revenue sharing program returning about 41.2 billion to states counties and municipalities. The measure adds bans on discrimination based on religion age and disability in programs funded by revenue sharing. A final vote was scheduled as the current program nears expiration December 31 and follows a House backed 3 percent extension.
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KU Band Day Parade and Half Time Show Planned
Thousands of musicians from Kansas and Missouri will join Kansas University’s Band Day with a downtown parade Saturday at 9 a.m. and a halftime show featuring a large letter K on Memorial Stadium field during KU versus Kentucky.
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Bob Foster
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European trip makes Buford Watson a published author
Buford Watson city manager of Lawrence profiles in Public Management about how European urban development problems resemble those in the United States. He notes active citizen participation and strong city leadership help preserve livable downtowns.
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West Germany
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Roy to Speak at Douglas County Democratic Dinner
Former U S Representative Bill Roy will speak at a fundraising dinner in Douglas County on September 25 at Off the Wall Hall 737 N H. The event aims to raise funds for local Democrat legislative candidates and is one of a series across the state's senatorial districts.
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Hong Kong flu vaccination drives begin across Douglas County
About 75 people received Hong Kong flu immunizations on day one of a month long program for elderly and chronically ill residents. Health officials listed clinic times in Baldwin Eudora Lecompton and Lawrence with dates through Sept 30. Joe Taul of Baldwin remained in good condition after a Friday farm accident injuring his leg in a corn harvest.
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Babcock Place
Hong Kong
Kay Kent
Lawrence Douglas County
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Douglas County
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Lecompton
W. 1Th
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Taul
Residents Protest Western Hills Sewer District Plan
Douglas County Commission receives a 132-name protest petition from Western Hills residents led by Commissioner I J Stoneback. Petition questions the sewer plan costs arguing per acre charges favor developers and exclude rock excavation impacts, proposing alternative funding and early developer payments.
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Douglas County Commission
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Western Hills
Stoneback
Baker U Enrollment Rises to 864 Students for Fall
Baker University reports fall enrollment at 864 undergraduates, up 7.4 percent from 803 last year, with freshmen increasing about seven percent and an 85 percent retention rate. Graduate enrollment includes the master of liberal arts program with Barstow School and SMU, pushing total enrollment toward 950.
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