Lawrence High Alumnus Nominated to Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
John B. Nalbandian, Lawrence High School class of 1987, "Taft Stettin" partner in Cincinnati, is among Trump nominees for a U.S. Court of Appeals seat on the Sixth Circuit. Nalbandian earned a Wharton undergrad in 1991 and a Virginia Law JD in 1994, with a record in appellate practice and state federal litigation. He has been named a Best Lawyer in America since 2007 and a Cincinnati Super Lawyer in 2007, plus served on the State Justice Institute board and as a Kentucky Supreme Court special justice.
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Hillcrest Elementary Nominated for National Blue Ribbon
Hillcrest Elementary School in Lawrence is nominated by the Kansas State Department of Education for the 2018 National Blue Ribbon Schools program. Five Kansas schools are in the running for the U S Department of Education honor recognizing strong academic performance and progress in closing gaps.
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Jury Acquits Man in Shelter Sex Case in Douglas County
A Douglas County jury found 28 year old Eric T. Santos not guilty of one count of aggravated sexual battery stemming from an alleged incident at the Law rence Community Shelter. The trial followed an arrest dating July 3 2017 with police noting two prior touching incidents. Public safety reporter Sara Shepherd reports.
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O Malley quits Kansas governor race
Former Republican state Rep. Ed O Malley withdraws from the Kansas governor contest citing insufficient funds to stay competitive. He is the first GOP candidate to exit a crowded field, leaving Jeff Colyer Kris Kobach Ken Selzer Jim Barnett Wink Hartman and others to continue.
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KU Law expungement clinic February at First Christian Church
The University of Kansas School of Law hosts an expungement clinic from 11 30 a m to 2 p m on February 10 at First Christian Church 221 W 10th St Lawrence. The event helps arrestees and convicts remove records to aid employment housing and other opportunities. Call 864 5564 for more information.
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Man charged with threatening to blow up White House
Kansas man Brandon Ross of Wichita arrested after threatening to blow up the White House. He was charged with making a threat against the president after an affidavit states he refused to answer a Secret Service agent at his door and admitted calling the White House but denied a threat. He said he was reporting terrorism.
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