Lawrence Forecast This Week With Warm Afternoon Sun
After a cool start, temperatures rise to the upper 80s under abundant sunshine. East winds of 3 to 8 mph shift to calm tonight, producing a cool low around 64 degrees.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2005
Page
10
After a cool start, temperatures rise to the upper 80s under abundant sunshine. East winds of 3 to 8 mph shift to calm tonight, producing a cool low around 64 degrees.
Scattered thunderstorms are likely along and south of a frontal boundary from the mid- Atlantic through the mid-Mississippi Valley. The risk extends to portions of the southern Plains, and much of the Rockies and Southwest, with thunderstorms possible across these areas.
Edward Espinoza Nunez, 18, appeared in court on a second degree murder charge in the death of 19 year old Bobby Joe Vega, Liberal. Bail was set at $250000 after Vega died early Monday following a dispute with a nearby resident reporting the 911 call. Police said the men argued before the stabbing.
David L. Stagg a 57 year old professor at Central Missouri State University was arraigned in Johnson County District Court on a charge of premeditated first degree murder for the April 2004 strangulation death of 51 year old William J. Jennings. Prosecutors said Jennings and Stagg had a romantic relationship and call the case a domestic violence homicide.
Michael L. Gorman of Kansas City was found guilty of first degree murder and rape in the 1989 death of neighbor Connie Tindall, 82. He had earlier pleaded guilty to both 1988 and 1989 slayings but withdrew his plea, while remaining charged in the 1988 rape and murder of Christina L. Williams, 24. He had faced life-with-parole terms under the prior plea.
Clint Young, 21, was arrested in Clinton for allegedly making illegal purchases of pseudoephedrine and attempting to manufacture methamphetamine. The seizure is cited as the first lab case under Missouri’s new pseudoephedrine law, with lab results pending and prosecutors awaiting confirmation.
Former municipal court judge Deborah Purce says she was dismissed for race and rulings, while city chief judge Steve Ebberts cites violations of city email rules and continuing a private law practice. Ebberts released a formal reason letter showing four instances of ongoing cases and use of judicial title in private communications. Purce disputes the justification, noting no ethics violation and accusing the process of bias and late disclosure. The firing has spurred calls for review of minority treatment in city employment and contracting.
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