KU KU- MU game DVD rights held by CBS
CBS owns the rights to the KU versus Missouri game, so Kansas Athletics cannot sell a DVD copy. KU's associate athletic director for public affairs Jim Marchiong confirmed the rights are controlled by CBS, limiting official sale.
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Laws on Marijuana Legalization Sparks Reader Opinions
Readers across Kansas share views on legalizing marijuana. Tom Ringenberg from Springfield cites tax revenue for farmers, Jake Crusinberry from Manhattan supports legality for tax gains, Michael Post from Lawrence says enforcement costs outweigh benefits.
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Three Lawrence men charged in alleged sex assault
Three Lawrence men were charged Thursday in connection with an alleged sexual assault at a south Lawrence apartment Tuesday night. A 31-year-old and a 36-year-old face rape charges with $75,000 bonds. a 26-year-old faces aggravated sexual battery with a $30,000 bond. All three were interviewed at the Lawrence Police Investigations and Training Center before arrest. Dec. 13 is their next court date.
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Lawrence man to stand trial on burglary theft and damage
Jerome Reeves Mullin, 21, of Lawrence, waived preliminary hearing on aggravated burglary theft and criminal damage charges tied to an Oct. 1 incident near Eudora. He is free on a 2500 bond after police pursued a suspect in a domestic disturbance near Ousdahl Road and 23rd Street. The other man, 26, later identified as Thomas C. Banning, faced aggravated assault domestic battery charges with no bond set.
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Births in Lawrence and Eudora Each Welcome a Girl
Liz and Tim Sipe of Lawrence welcome a girl on Wednesday. Jessica Freeman and Jordey McTaggert of Eudora welcome a girl on Thursday. Paul and Samantha Johnson of Lawrence welcome a girl on Thursday.
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Woman pleads not guilty in injuring Oskaloosa child
Lori A. Courter, 22, faces aggravated battery with intent to do great bodily harm, child abuse, and child endangerment charges. She is set for trial March 12 after a report of possible abuse prompted the investigation. The hospitalized two year old is Courter’s fiance's daughter.
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Kanawha KanCare waiver decision awaited in Kansas
Kansas officials under Gov. Sam Brownback say they have not yet heard from the federal government on a KanCare Medicaid waiver required to implement changes. Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer aide Mark Duggan said talks with the federal Health and Human Services Department are ongoing as Kansas has awarded three contracts to managed care organizations to run Medicaid for about 380,000 poor and disabled residents. Spokeswoman Sherriene Jones-Sontag said a decision could come soon and changes are set to begin in January.
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Kansas City Couple Gives $1 Million to Shawnee Mission Center
MERRIAM AP A Kansas City couple Benny and Edith Lee donated a $1 million gift to the foundation for Shawnee Mission Medical Center. Benny Lee serves as chairman and chief executive of DuraComm Corp. The medical center announced the contribution on Wednesday.
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