Sharita Hutton reports revival of Sharita Hutton school board tensions
Lawrence voters face a 59 million bond and plan to close East Heights and Centennial elementary schools mirroring a 1997 clash when patrons ousted closings opponents Leni Salkind Austin Turney and James Hilliard. Former member Hilliard says neighborhoods support schools and warns against harming the community.
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LeDoux trial testimony centers on attack details
Testimony alleges an official present at an attack. The woman described the assailant crying and LeDoux confessing before she fled to tell a relative at work. Judge Rosen held LeDoux for trial on four charges, dismissing one sodomy charge and a conspiracy claim. LeDoux, Kansas Water Office director, has long GOP ties.
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State seeks farm sales with Cuba backed by Florida exiles
Kansas officials push for food trade with Cuba as Cuba plans to boost imports toward 1.4 billion by 2005 or 2006. Alimport chief Pedro Alvarez cites about 250 million in U.S. purchases and 175 million delivered this year. The 2000 embargo exemption allows direct food sales and a December 2001 shipment marked the first direct supply in nearly four decades. A Kansas delegation invited Alvarez to visit, aiming to secure a visa and advance talks.
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