Fifty dogs rescued from harsh breeder seizure in Kansas
Lawrence Humane Society took in 49 of 187 dogs seized July 23 by the Kansas Animal Health Department from unlicensed Marshall County breeder John Huningdake. Inspectors found emaciation, crowded pens, lack of exercise, skin injuries, and terrible sanitation. Grinstead hopes to find the dogs new homes.
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Anthrax accusation stirs new objections to NBAF
TOPERA opponent Sandy Cravens of Manhattan says the anthrax case developments raise concerns about federal biodefense labs. Prosecutors allege Bruce Ivins mailed anthrax letters in 2001. Ivins died by suicide weeks ago after working on anthrax research at Fort Detrick Maryland. Cravens and others oppose the Kansas lab proposal.
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Collins gets 2nd chance in civil suit over elevator incident
Kansas University basketball player Sherron Collins will defend himself after a judge set aside a default judgment. The court found neglect excusable though he had believed his prior attorney handled the case. Jessica Brown, plaintiff, remains prepared for trial as Collins plans to file a response within 20 days.
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Haskell Regents seek ouster of president Linda Warner
The Board of Regents at Haskell Indian Nations University seeks the firing of President Linda Warner after a year. They asked the Bureau of Indian Education to probe accounting, procurement and hiring practices under her supervision. Tribal leaders from Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Kickapoo Tribe and Iowa Tribe call for action ahead of the new school year.
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Open road beckons RV travelers despite high gas prices
Sunday feature spotlights RV enthusiasts who hit the highway as fuel nears four dollars per gallon, exploring freedoms, gear, and budgeting tips for long trips.
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