Death penalty upheld in Kleypas case ruling refines sentencing
The Kansas Supreme Court narrowly upholds capital punishment while tightening procedures for death verdicts. In a 4-3 decision the court says life should be imposed if aggravating and mitigating factors balance, narrowing the path to execution. The ruling affects Kleypas and other inmates, with new sentencing hearings likely. The case centers on a Missouri murder of a 78 year old woman and ties to the Pittsburg campus.
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Water access challenges growth plans in Lawrence area
The district 4 water service area southeast of Lawrence has halted new meter applications and offers no hookup timetable for 100 waiting residents. The Quad Counties group seeks alternative treatment options with the Army Corps of Engineers and state agencies, potentially weakening Lawrence's growth restrictions. Officials urge growth control via zoning, not water limits, while studying four regional solutions possibly starting in 2010.
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Boy survives 12 hours on freezing beach after plunge
In Lower Cove Nova Scotia a three year old boy spent the night on a cold beach near his dead mother Toby Gabriel 24 after a car left a seaside cliff at Christmas Eve. Police say Gage Gabriel had only minor injuries and was found alive Christmas Day by a passerby who heard crying near the wreck.
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