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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2017

Page

3

KC mayor named in second malpractice lawsuit by Kiekels

Douglas County plaintiffs Aniela and Devin Kiekel sue Kansas City Mayor Sylvester James Jr and attorney Michael Mohlman for medical negligence and legal malpractice. They seek more than 75000 dollars, alleging failure to investigate and incorrect statute advice. Trial set for August.

Douglas County Kansas City, Mo Sylvester James Jr Kansas City Douglas County District Court Aniela Devin Kiekel James Michael Mohlman Kiekels Mohlman Matt Birch Aniela Kiekel Lawrence Memorial Hospital The Rickers James and Sly James Trial Lawyers Kickers Moniman Rickels Lawrence District Court of Kansas

Arcade owner mislisted as health code violator in Kansas glitch

Law rence arcade Epic Fun owned by Jacobsen and his father appeared on Kansas Department of Agriculture site as out of compliance on its first day serving food. An inspection report error tagged a working freezer as a violation, though the business had no health code violations. Autumn Schuck notes glitches in the online system can misreport inspection comments as violations.

Avis Jacobsen Kansas Jacobsen Lawrence Epic Fun 23Rd St Autumn Schuck Kansas Department of Agriculture Flying Cole Agriculture. Ks.gov Schuck

House committee weighs halting campus carry measure

A Kansas House bill would permanently exempt certain health care facilities and colleges from the 2013 concealed carry law, ending the four year campus exemption. Rep Stephanie Clayton backs the measure while Rep John Whitmer calls it dead on arrival. Governor Brownback supports gun rights but will review any bill.

ToPeKa House Federal and State Affairs Committee Stephanie Clayton Overland Park John Whitmer Wichita

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