Police suspend two officers over ticket fixing and broader audit
FBI led inquiry found two officers on leave for allegedly fixing speeding tickets for an executive with access to KU basketball tickets. City officials say not a broad pattern, while confirming suspensions and ongoing internal review. One officer allegedly orchestrated the activity. the federal probe linked to a 2005 2010 KU tickets scheme. Details on counts, times, and the involved parties remain undisclosed.
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Kansas doctor loses license over referrals to late term abortion provider
Administrative judge orders revocation of Dr. Ann Neuhaus license for inadequate mental health exams in 11 patients aged 10 to 18 who had late term abortions at Dr. George Tiller’s Wichita clinic from July to November 2003. The ruling cites missing exam information and questions about care standards. Neuhaus, from Nortonville, seeks to restore full practice. the State Board of Healing Arts will review the order, with potential April proceedings and possible legal challenges remaining.
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Market roundup shows mixed stocks and commodities rally
Tuesday trading featured the Dow at 12,965.69 up 15.82 points while the Nasdaq edged to 2,948.57 and the S&P 500 rose 0.98 to 1,362.21. Treasuries mostly steady with the 30 year at 3.19%. In commodities corn fell 12.25 cents to 6.30, soybeans gained 3.50 cents to 12.71, wheat slid 12.50 cents to 6.77, oil rose 2.65 to 106.25, gold jumped 32.60 to 1,758.50, silver rose 1.21 to 34.43, and platinum traded at 1,684.90.
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