Wichita minister ordered to prison for laundering money
Rev. David Brace of Faith Metro Church in Wichita must begin a 14 year 7 month federal sentence for laundering money for undercover agents. Judge Edward Prado denied bond while appeal proceeds and Brace will report to a minimum security prison within three weeks. Trial in Sedgwick County on securities fraud charges related to church funding set for Sept. 14.
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U.S. District Court
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Edward Prado
U.S. Supreme Court
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U.S. Bureau of Prisons
John Butler
U.S
Richard Durbin
U.S. Attorney's Office
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John R. Lawn
Sedgwick County
Illness prompts evacuation at Venator Group center
In Junction City Kansas a distribution center housed in a former Woolworth building was evacuated on Thursday after workers reported nausea dizziness and other symptoms. Over two dozen employees were hospitalized or treated with some released. The illness source remains unknown and the event follows a prior mysterious case three months earlier at another site.
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Junction City
Venator Group
F.W. Woolworth
Craig Paxton
Geary Community Hospital
Wayne Friesen
Irwin Army Community Hospital
Fort Riley
Laurel Jenn
Mystery illness strikes Venator center workers
Seventeen Venator employees were hospitalized at Geary Community Hospital with itchy skin and other symptoms, while twelve were treated at Irwin Army Community Hospital Fort Riley. On May 1, 55 Damark International workers were hospitalized for similar symptoms. Gas tests found no carbon monoxide. Evacuation occurred around 9:45 am with 300 in the building. Venator employs 900 to 1,000. Local police, fire and sheriff departments assisted.
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Venator
Geary Community Hospital
Wayne Friesen
Irwin Army Community Hospital
Fort Riley
Laurel Jean
Damark International
Junction City
ACLU joins Derby school suspension case in clash of rights
The ACLU and the Rutherford Institute unite on a Confederate flag suspension case involving Derby seventh grader T J West. A federal judge ruled Derby officials acted within policy banning racially divisive materials. Rutherford plans an appeal with ACLU expected to brief.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Rutherford Institute
ACLU
Wichita
Derby
T.J. West
Dick Kurtenbach
Kansas
Missouri
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