Impeachment views split on independent counsel reform
At Kansas University Law School a forum on the Clinton impeachment featured media and legal experts debating the independent counsel system. Donald Smaltz urged a single Senate confirmed office to probe executive branch cases, while Richard Levy warned unlimited budgets distort truth and public costs may exceed 40 million dollars.
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Saltz
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Smartz
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Smaltz
Green Hall
Monica Lewinsky
White House
Richard Levy
Levy
Starr
Simaltz
Stephen McAllister
House
Philip Kissam
United States
Melissa Davcau
Journal-Wonti
Bill Dickinson
Washington Post Writers Group
Bill Clinton
Kansas University School of Law
Charges in pig slayings hinge on next week
A Williamsburg High School teacher, Larry J. Lyder, 24, was arrested on prior charges and faces possible new counts as prosecutors review evidence linked to the slaughter of Petunia and Communist. Three unnamed students at the school were suspended as investigators probe how the pigs died and where the remains were found.
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Larry J. Lyder
Ottawa
Petunia
Communist
Alan Radcliffe
Franklin County
Lyder
Sharon Haas
Vocational Agriculture
Waverly
N. Louisa
Frederick Meier II
Sheriff's Department
Meier
Youthville signs short SRS contract with state agency
United Methodist Youthville officials signed a short term contract with the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services to expire in June as both agencies seek cost reductions. A reviewing team from SRS will examine Youthville policies in Newton over the next week with emphasis on efficiency in foster care delivery.
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Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Newton
Jane Adeva
Youthville
Kaw Valle Center Inc
Kansas Children’s Service League
SRS
John Garlinger
Gar- Inger
Dodge City
Holcomb
Kansas
Suspect in child rape case held on $50,000 bond
A 29 year old Missouri man suspected of raping and sodomizing his 3 year old stepdaughter appeared in Douglas County Court. He was jailed on a 50 thousand dollar bond after a Wednesday arrest on a probable cause warrant. The case notes a six month abuse period between September and December. The man had five years probation from a 1994 Lafayette County drug conviction. His wife, 21, declined comment and is listed as a witness. The child is with her grandmother. He works at Lawrence Paper Co. and reports monthly income of 1,200 to 1,400 dollars. He owns real estate worth about 60,000 dollars and a 1986 Honda. He has two other children.
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Missouri
Lawrence Paper Co
Douglas County
Jack Murphy
Lafayette County
Judicial and Law Enforcement Center
George Wheeler
Lawrence Police Department
Honda
Peeping Tom probe at Lawrence apartment complex case
Police investigate holes drilled in a maintenance hallway of a Lawrence KU apartment complex used to view ten bedrooms and bathrooms. A 22 year old tenant reports five victims aged 22 to 26. possible more as holes may have gone undetected. No suspects as investigators assess access to the locked hallway.
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Murphy Drive
George Wheeler
Kansas University
Wheeler
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