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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2015

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Oskaloosa murder case reopened after death notes

Investigators in Jefferson County Kansas reopen the 1999 Camille Artmann case after Floyd Bledsoe served 15 years for the shooting death. Tom Bledsoe died by suicide, and authorities consider possible help from others. Kirk Vernon says the probe will review for errors with aid from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

Oskaloosa Kansas Jefferson County Sheriffs Department Tom Bledsoe Floyd Bledsoe Altmann Tom Camille Artmann Kirk Vernon Kansas Bureau of Investigation Associated Press Jimmie Vanderbilt

First national event set for 2017

Lawrence quilt artist and museum founder Maria Jackson leads the African American Quilt Museum and Textile Academy at Independence Inc., 2001 Haskell Ave. The small, tucked away space plans a big first national event in 2017, featuring an 1890s quilt and rotating works by Maria Rodgers Martin.

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Winter storm Douglas County warns of ice and snow

Douglas County remains under a winter storm warning through this evening as a moderate snowfall is expected with the potential for heavy icing in spots. Officials urge caution and travel disruption may occur.

Douglas County

CURB Board Mediates Toward Change After Resignations

CURB, the Kansas consumer and small business advocate in utility rate cases, faces internal debate about its mission following the resignations of David Springe and chairman Brian Weber. The discussions, tied to Wolf Creek plant issues and agency history since the 1980s, began after a December Wichita meeting as CURB sought a new consumer counsel. Ellen Janoski, named chairwoman, signals possible shifts in approach and caseload guidelines.

Kansas David Springe Citizens Utility Ratepayer Board CURB Brian Weber Wolf Creek Sam Brownback Wichita Springe

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