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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 2013

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Eighteen charged in record meth bust tied to cartel

Eighteen people linked to a Mexican drug cartel were indicted on meth conspiracy charges after a rural Douglas County home was used as a manufacturing hub. The case stems from an August seizure of nearly 25 pounds of meth at 2174 N 700 Road in Eu Dora. Indictments allege conspiracy from May 2011 to December 3 of this year, naming Ezekiel Olivas Yanez Monica Ortiz Soto and Benito Olivas Yanez among those charged.

Ezequiel Olivas-Yanez Eudora Douglas County U.S Douglas County Drug Enforcement Unit N. 700 Monica Ortiz-Soto Benito Olivas-Yanez

Judge Declares Mistrial in 2012 Death Case

Douglas County District Court Judge Peggy Kittel declared a mistrial in the involuntary manslaughter case of Justin P. Gonzalez, 22, of Mission, over the February 25, 2012 death of Nicholas J. Sardina, after a jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict at the Law rence house party scene on Kentucky Street. Gonzalez pleaded not guilty in December, and the trial stretched into a second week with about two dozen supporters present.

Douglas County Peggy Kittel Mission Lawrence Justin P. Gonzalez Nicholas J. Sardina Gonzalez Sardina Kentucky Street

Governor silent on school funding gap as budget talk swirls

TOPERA Gov Sam Brownback avoided confirming a supplemental budget request to cover a nearly 38 million shortfall in public school funding. He pledged that budgets would be announced in a timely fashion as the 2014 legislative session begins in January.

Topera Sam Brownback

Brownback flags budget growth areas in education Medicaid pensions

Kansas governor Brownback says the proposed budget will emphasize school funding Medicaid and pensions. He describes these as the growth areas expected to stand out in the plan.

Brownback

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