Man in DUI case faces test refusal at hospital
Lawrence police testified a strong odor of marijuana and alcohol surrounded Kuszmaul after a crash. He allegedly refused to be tested for substances at the hospital, his blood drawn during treatment, and later suppression led to questions of guilt. Court set verdict for Dec 18 after arguments. prior DUI conviction raises penalties. He remains free on $1,500 bond.
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Andrew Bauch
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KU students press for multicultural funding and reform at campus forum
Over 100 students filled Alderson Auditorium on the Kansas University campus to urge the Student Senate to address multicultural programs and racial justice. They criticized the Senate for silence on Ferguson and New York incidents and pushed for a funded social equity director and more money for color programs.
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Jameelah Jones
Ferguson
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York
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Social Equity Director
Social Equity
Drew Harger
Cameron Johnson
Joshua Robinson
Ambler
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Rec Center
Jones
Lawrence man sentenced for filing false tax return
Lawrence man Bradley Stoneking, 31, was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to making false statements in his 2010 income tax return. He admitted to falsely claiming $330,000 in federal tax withholdings on gambling winnings. Grissom noted actual withholding was $300.
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U.S
Barry Grissom
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Bradley Stoneking
Stoneking
Grissom
Dates set for city tree recycling in Lawrence
Lawrence residents may place live trees on the curb by 6 a.m. on December 29 or January 5 for collection. The trees will be used for wildlife habitat. remove all artificial items before disposal. For more information visit LawrenceRecycles.org.
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Ethanol emission model dispute reaches EPA over MOVES2014
Two pro ethanol groups and Nebraska challenge EPA MOVES2014 arguing the model misstates ethanol’s pollution effects and risks state compliance. EPA defends MOVES2014 as based on extensive data and peer review, noting fuel effects study input and a public comment period.
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Coordinating Research Council
American Petroleum Institute
Christie St. Clair
Schmidt
St. Clair
Nebraska
KU Fraternity Faces Extended Probe Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
KU officials extend the investigation into Kappa Sigma amid disputed details and ongoing Lawrence Police inquiry. No arrests reported as the fraternity remains under interim suspension since Sept. 30 for alleged party misconduct during homecoming. Steen notes past removals and emphasizes fact finding to address problem individuals. Nine members earned straight A’s in the spring as an exception allowed for a recent scholarship dinner.
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Kappa Sigma
Bernadette Gray-Little
Lawrence Police Department
Ku’s
Trent McKinley
Steen
Births In Baldwin City And Lawrence Area
Kyle and Grace Chapman Baldwin City welcome a boy on Wednesday. Erin and Wells Unruh Lawrence welcome a bay birth. Benjamin and Rachelle Preston Lawrence welcome a bay birth. Misty Pritchard and Aron Shakelford Lawrence celebrate a bay birth. Colin and Rachel Elwell Lawrence announce a girl birth.
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Rachel Elwell
Journal-World Corrects Errors Policy Clarity Note
The Journal World explains it corrects significant errors brought to editors attention and provides contact details. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news at ljworld com to report mistakes.
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