Deserter Doctor Faces License Fight in Kansas
Lawrence attorneys Donald Strole and Sally Kelsey handle the appeal for Dr Yolanda Huet-Vaughn who was released from Fort Leavenworth after eight months for desertion. The Kansas Board of Healing Arts seeks license discipline, arguing she is a convicted felon and engaged in dishonorable conduct. The case centers on whether moral objections to war can justify professional discipline and whether curtailing her license harms public welfare given her work in a Kansas City, Kansas clinic.
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Media relations director earns KU employee of the year
Charla Jenkins, director of public relations for the University Theatre, the Kansas University Concert Series and the department of music and dance, is named classified employee of the year. Lanny Schoeling wins non-classified personnel. Awards announced Tuesday at KU Employee Recognition Ceremony in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Committee selected winners from ten finalists.
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