Judge weighs fate of Kansas doctor in abortion case
In Topeka, attorneys for Dr. Ann Kristin Neuhaus argue the Kansas Healing Arts Board was too harsh in revoking her license over alleged inadequate records. The board claims Neuhaus conducted cursory exams before directing late term cases to Dr. George Tiller for required second opinions at his Wichita clinic. A Shawnee County hearing concluded with Judge Franklin Theis set to rule, as abortion opponents contend Neuhaus aided circumvention of rules on late-term procedures.
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Kansas faces downgrade on state bonds sparks tax cut debate
Moody's cut nearly 200 million in a Kansas bond program Investments in Major Projects and Comprehensive Training. Governor Brownback's spokeswoman says overall bond health remains strong, while House Minority Leader Davis argues income tax cuts raise borrowing costs.
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Leavenworth Police Investigate man shot dead
Leavenworth authorities probe the death of 31 year old Dick Mathis after he was shot inside a vehicle. Two witnesses took him to a hospital around 3 a.m. Saturday where he was pronounced dead.
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Metaphysical Fair draws enthusiasts to Lawrence event
Carol Brown leads the Lawrence Metaphysical Fair at Douglas County Fairgrounds, showcasing 58 vendors from 12 states. The fair features psychic and healing services, candles and herbs, and talks on astrology and interspecies communication. Brown plans two fairs next year to expand the gathering.
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Metaphysical Fair draws readers from Mississippi
Cyndie Lepori traveled 12 hours from Stringer Mississippi to offer readings and animal communication at the Metaphysical Fair this weekend. She promotes her new book while noting Mississippi and the Florida panhandle are her usual venues but always includes Lawrence in yearly stops. Attendees who have used her readings before queued at her booth for follow ups. Brown hopes fairgoers will find consolation, empowerment, and a sense of personal agency from the event and the readings.
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