KU student spikes $85 multisport season ticket hope
Kansas University students weigh the value of season tickets for football and men's basketball. KU's $85 combined package appeals to basketball fans like Ken Doresky, while rivals such as Missouri and Colorado offer differing prices and demand patterns. Officials note rising interest in combination tickets driven by basketball success and the Aloha Bowl buildup, with some schools showing low basketball attendance despite affordable football access.
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Trailblazing Kansas art educator honored for commitment
Laurie McLane-Higginson recalls shaping Lawrence district elementary art from 1983 as the sole consultant at 17 schools. Now honored by the Kansas Art Education Assn, she helped grow the program to 13 elementary art teachers and continues teaching at Quail Run.
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Commerce Bancshares to acquire Bank of Kansas Lawrence
Regulators approve Commerce Bancshares acquisition of Bank of Kansas Lawrence with name change to Commerce Bank starting Oct. 1 and closing date set for Feb. 1. Bank of Kansas, founded 1967 as University State Bank, has assets of about 60 million. Commerce has over 160 offices and 7.5 billion in assets with Lawrence to become sixth Kansas market.
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Bell ends workers' comp benefits amid controversy
Former Kansas insurance commissioner Fletcher Bell agrees to stop collecting about 40 thousand dollars in workers' compensation payments. An agreement approved by an administrative law judge ends further benefits, though medical bills remain paid. Bell had been due to receive ninety four thousand four hundred sixty nine dollars for a January 1989 back injury.
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Fletcher Bell's 94 000 workers' comp award under pledges
The case asks whether Fletcher Bell may still collect the full 94000 workers' compensation settlement despite his pledge to cease benefits. The decision hinges on statutory rules and any enforceable settlement terms.
Local Masonic Lodge Essay Contest Opens Soon
The Grand Masonic Lodge of Kansas announces its 36th annual essay contest for junior and senior high students with potential college scholarships. The 750 word essays must address Teen's Accountability to Teen's Pregnancy and lodge entries are due by November 15. participants should contact their local lodge for details.
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