Orphaned King siblings stay together after tragedy
The King children, orphaned when their parents died in a 1970 plane crash, chose to remain in the family home with local houseparents. Over a decade, they rebuilt the home, expanded their family bond, and faced hardships including a kidney transplant for Lynne.
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Autopsy on TV ends Miller series with blunt truth
AP Television Writer Peter J. Boyer reviews Jonathan Miller’s final PBS episode The Body in Question in which a pathologist and Miller open a corpse to reveal organs and discuss death as a medical imperative. The piece notes Miller’s calm, educational approach and humor amid graphic detail.
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Buffalo and Indian Days of 1868 Book Release
A Western Kansas native debuts a historically accurate new book on the Buffalo and Indian Days of 1868. The work reflects years of regional research and asserts a unique, geographically grounded perspective.
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