Jury recommends death for killer in Pusch murders
Jurors in Sedgwick County convict Michael Marsh of capital murder and recommend the death penalty for killing his former best friend's wife Marty Ane Pusch and her 19 month old daughter Marry Elizabeth, who died after a fire Marsh set.
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Donna Schneweis
Amnesty International
Clark Owens
Wyandotte
Gary Kleypas
Crawford County
Carrie Williams
Pittsburg State University
Pizza Hut
Cvirce
Development wins OK despite flood concerns
Douglas County commissioners approve 14 lot Ridge Estates subdivision in Kanwaka Township despite neighbor worries about flooding. 92 acres between the Kansas Turnpike and North 1750 Road shifted from agricultural to suburban residential zoning. The project outlines include large lots averaging about 5.72 acres with a maintenance tract. A water study led by the Kansas Water Office and KU Biological Survey will guide future development guidance, with public hearings planned in June.
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Kanwaka Township
Douglas
Conn Fearon
Ridge Estates
Kansas Turnpike
North 1750 Road
East 1000 Road
Todd Thomp
John Stewart
Charter Equities
Baldwin Creek
Larry Kipp
Kansas Water Office
Health and Public Works
Kansas Biological Survey At
Kansas University
Margaret Fast
Water Office
Dean Nieder
Thompson
Oak Ridge
Douglas County to install eight toilets in jail repairs
Douglas County Commission approves eight new steel toilets at the Judicial and Law Enforcement Building to replace eight malfunctioning units in the jail holding areas. Cost set at 10856 dollars with county crews to install. Also approved courthouse wallpaper replacement with 5000 to 8000 dollar bid and HVAC unit upgrades costing about 32000 dollars at the 4 H fairgrounds. Commission chair Taul takes helm while safety and access studies on road frontage continue.
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Douglas County
County Commission
Bill Bell
Loren Anderson
Judicial
Bell
Division
Public Works Department
AIDS cocktail expert to speak at KU Lied Center
Dr. David Ho, noted for the AIDS cocktail, will give a free forum at 8 p.m. today at the Kansas University Lied Center. He directs the Aaron Diamond Research Center and teaches at Rockefeller University. The event is sponsored by KU Student Union Activities and several AIDS organizations and drug companies. Also, KU debaters placed second at the 1998 William Jewell tournament with 42 teams competing. Hajir Ardebili and Grant McKeehan advanced to elimination rounds, Ardebili ranking first among over 80 speakers.
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Time
Kansas University
Aaron Diamond Research Center
Rockefeller University
Kansas Aids Education and Training Center
Kansas City Aids Research Consortium
Bristol-Meyers Squibb Company
Agouron Pharmaceuticals
William Jewell
Hajir Ardebili
Grant McKeehan
Michigan State University
Ardebili
David Magatiel
Nathan Rodriguez
Steve Finn
Scott Herndon
Rock Chalk Revue on sale for 49th annual show
Tickets for the 49th Rock Chalk Revue go on sale for performances at 7 p.m. on March 12 13 and 14 at the Lied Center. Tickets available at the Kansas Union Student Union Activities box office and by calling 864 4033. Proceeds support United Way of Douglas County.
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Student Union
Kansas Union
United Way
Douglas County
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