NRA opposes parole for former Shawnee deputy in murder case
NRA Kansas chief urged the Parole Board to deny parole for Eugene M. Andrews, a former Shawnee County deputy convicted of second degree murder in 1977 for fatally shooting his stepson. Andrews, serving 15 years to life, was implicated after breaking into his estranged wife Jean’s home and killing 19-year-old Michael Wilson as Jean watched. Jean Andrews requested NRA involvement to keep him jailed, fearing for her safety if released.
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Stephan defends appointee topeka racing counsel choice
Attorney General Bob Stephan defended the Racing Commission’s new legal counsel Terry Hamblin, saying lack of racing experience is not a liability. He noted Hamblin’s prior removal from a Revenue Department post as political, and said future appointees will not require racing background. Hamblin, from Lawrence, joins Sept. 1 after Stephan fired Debbie Cox.
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