Kansas City man charged in beating death of 2-year-old son
James M. Calloway, 44, of Kansas City, faces second degree murder or abuse of a child resulting in death charges in the beating death of his 2-year-old son Tyquan A. Reed. Calloway is held on 100000 bond after the boy died at a hospital. two other children were placed in protective custody. The incident followed reports the boy was loud, jumped on a sofa, and wet his pants. Tyquan moved in with Calloway in January.
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James M. Calloway
Calloway
Jackson County
Tyquan A. Reed
Tyquan
Roberts seek assessment of military readiness
Republican Sens. Kit Bond and Pat Roberts call for an outside review of U S military readiness. Legislation would create a panel of retired officers and civilian experts to judge actual combat readiness and Pentagon measurements as Defense Secretary Rumsfeld conducts a broader defense review with Senate briefing already given.
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Washington
Kit Bond
Missouri
Pat Roberts
Kansas
U.S
Pentagon
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Senate Armed Services Committee
Witness: Electric customers pay executives salary
At a Topeka hearing on Western Resources 151 million rate increase, expert witness Thomas Flaherty estimated that about 80 percent of CEO David Wittig’s seven figure pay should be built into electric rates, with 20 percent covered by unregulated businesses. He based the figure on interviews and not on time sheets.
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Topeka
Western Resources Inc
Thomas Flaherty
Western
David Wittig
Flaherty
Wittig
Protection One
Kansas City
James Zackoura
Kansas Industrial Consumers
KPL
KGB
Sim
Dallas
Kansas
Graves names Board of Regents appointees
Gov. Bill Graves re appointed two members of the Kansas Board of Regents including its chairman and named two others to the nine member panel. Chairman Clay C Blair II and William R Docking were re appointed, with Lew Ferguson and Deryl W Wynn new members. All four will serve four year terms subject to Senate confirmation. The board coordinates public post secondary education and governs six state universities.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Kansas Board of Regents
Clay C. Blair II
Mission Hills
William R. Docking
Arkansas City
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Deryl W. Wynn
Kansas City
Senate
Blair
Docking
Sylvia Robinson
Harry Craig
Emporia State University
Fort Hays State University
Kansas State University
Pittsburg State University
University of Kansas
Wichita State University
Landon Center on Aging opens at KU Medical Center
Kansas City KU Medical Center dedicates the Theo and Alfred M. Landon Center on Aging with a $10 million gift. The 52,000 square foot facility will provide geriatric care from neurologists to therapists, serving over 250 outpatients weekly as Kansas’ elderly population grows toward 2025.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University Medical Center
Theo and
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Barbara Sack
Civil War hero Callahan finally gets Medal of Honor grave marker
Manhattan residents and Fort Riley officials honor Civil War Private John Henry Callahan with a government headstone at Sunset Cemetery. Callahan earned the Medal of Honor for seizing a Confederate flag at Fort Blakely, Alabama in 1865 and died in 1914 buried beside his wife Lucinda in an unmarked grave.
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John Henry Callahan
Illinois Infantry
Lucinda
Fort Riley
John Lnerding
Callahan
Luerding
Fort Blakley
Ala
Scott Price
Department of Veterans Affairs
Pvt
Sunset Cemetery
Lois Lewis
Kansas
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