KU Athletics Funds Drive Faces Large Payouts and Plans
Kansas Athletics moves ahead on fundraising for the Anderson Family Football Complex and other projects despite Perkins retirement on Sept. 7. He will receive about $2 million from KU plus a $600,000 retention bonus, all from athletics sources. Susan Wachter notes private donations cover bond payments while endowment loans and donor pledges back the debt. The Gridiron Club and Olympic Village concepts persist, with about $4 million raised so far, as Marchiong emphasizes donor support and future funding to keep KU competitive in the Big 12.
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City weighs requiring employee health premium share
City commissioners debate shifting health care costs to employees as balances rise. Chestnut cites 21 percent claims growth from 2008 to 2009 and 86 percent since 2005, while staff compare other cities and note most no longer cover 100 percent. The committee favors keeping rates steady with modest employee cost increases and city shares rising.
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