Missouri man jailed for 170 more years over kidnapping photos
Michael Devlin, already serving life terms for kidnapping Shawn Hornbeck and another boy, received an added 170 year federal sentence for producing pornographic images and videos of Shawn. The case centers on abductions in 2002 and 2003 across Missouri, Illinois, and Arizona, with victims Shawn and Ben Ownby. Shawn was found four days after Ben’s abduction. Devlin faces possible out-of-state confinement for safety.
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Washington County
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Franklin County
Last Call BYOB club draws city regulatory interest
City leaders and attorney Scott Miller study BYOB legality for Last Call. The club may operate without a liquor license, amid questions about invitations, private access, and police entry. District concerns include closing times, enforcement, and drug-activity claims affecting license renewal.
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Sebelius Eyes Broad Energy Policy. Faces Immigration and Morri son Scandals
Kansas Governor Sebelius aims for an expansive energy policy prioritizing wind, conservation, and efficiency amid legislative pushback after拒t permits for two coal plants. She backs tobacco tax increases to fund health care, supports a bundled health package, and notes immigration debate while awaiting a Morri son replacement by Jan. 31. She criticizes federal inaction and urges a unified approach.
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National list of problem teachers made public
A Florida newspaper published a searchable nationwide list of 24 500 teachers disciplined for various offenses. The Sarasota Herald Tribune obtained the list from the Florida Department of Education and cited calls for stronger oversight. Kansas State University expert Robert Shoop urged states to publish similar records to safeguard students.
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