Former AG Kline faces ethics complaint in Kansas
Kansas Disciplinary Administrator Stanton Hazlett says an ethics complaint against former Attorney General Phill Kline is expected by October end over his abortion provider investigations. The process would start with the state Board for Discipline of Attorneys, then the Kansas Supreme Court if violations are found.
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Wheat glut leaves Great Plains elevators packed ahead of harvest
Amid a global glut, Kansas and nearby states store unsold winter wheat as autumn crops loom. Industry officials warn of pressure on storage and transport while analysts note lower prices and potential spoilage losses for ground-stored grain. Nearby Oklahoma and Nebraska facilities also grapple with space and demand dynamics.
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KU Professors Win 2009 Chan Chancellor Awards
Two Kansas University professors receive 2009 Chan Chancellor Club awards for teaching and research. James P. Calvet of the KU Medical Center will earn 7000 dollars for work on polycystic kidney disease. James R. Shortridge, geography professor, also earns 7000 dollars after guiding 87 graduate theses, the most in the department's history. Baker University reports 308 new degree-seeking students on its Baldwin City campus, the highest since tracking began in 1986, as undergraduates total 992, six fewer than last fall. Baker operates campuses in Baldwin City Overland Park Topeka Wichita North Kansas City Mo and Lee's Summit Mo.
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Kansans gain two appointees to utility ratepayer board
Gov. Parkinson named Nancy Scott Jackson of Eudora and Stephanie Kelton of UMKC to the Citizens Utility Ratepayer Board. The appointments add experience from climate and energy work and economics to ensure fair utility treatment for Kansans.
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Baker University enrollments fall at Baldwin City campus
Baker University's fall enrollment for the Baldwin City campus drops to 3853 students from a prior record of 4112 last fall. The figure covers the College of Arts and Sciences population across the university’s main campus.
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