Owen visits campuses as he seeks Kansas lieutenant governor post
Sen. Dave Owen of Overland Park camps on college campuses including Kansas University Washburn K State and Wichita State. He says students fear job prospects after spring and calls for proposals to boost state economy while stressing bipartisan cooperation and a shift from property taxes to sales and income taxes.
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Overland Park
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Owen
Kansas University
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Man Sentenced For Trespassing In Kansas University Dormitory
Alan D. Cannon 25 of Kansas City Missouri pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor trespass after charges were reduced from a felony. He received 20 days in jail from Judge Frank Gray in Douglas County District Court. Cannon was on parole for a prior Sedgwick County felony. parole to be revoked.
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Douglas County
Alan D. Cannon
Kansas City
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Cannon
Sedgwick County
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Linwood Holds Dog Vaccination Clinic At New Fire Station
Linwood residents may vaccinate their dogs and receive city tags during a Saturday clinic from 1 to 3 pm at the new fire station. Dr Gordon Wasson Linwood veterinarian conducts the vaccination event.
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Linwood
Gordon Wasson
Student buys ad to thank OSU professors
Oklahoma State University senior Michael Brandt from Dallas placed a $72 advertisement in the Daily O'Collegian to publicly thank professors and administrators who helped him stay in school. He credits several teachers with showing him new capacity to learn and staying the course.
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Stillwater
Boyle Parole Revoked After Escape From Program
Overland Park Kansas AP Michael H Boyle 21 had parole revoked by Johnson County District Court judges after he walked away from a federal drug addiction program 23 days into parole. He pleaded guilty January 3 to burglary and criminal use of dynamite and received one to ten years and one to five years respectively. He was arrested in August 1970 when 150 pounds of dynamite were found in his garage. He had been granted parole March 1 to join the National Addict Rehabilitation Act program and was discharged from the project. Boyle will be turned over to the Kansas director of penal institutions.
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Michael H. Boyle
Johnson County District Court
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