Kline Focuses on Crime in Attorney General Race
Kansas politics centers on Phill Kline as he highlights crime while facing rival David Adkins. Realtors group considered endorsing Kline after a meeting that Adkins missed, with Kline praised for backing funding for the developmentally disabled and mentally ill. The piece recalls Kline’s past as a legislator, a lawyer with a radio show, and earlier elections, noting controversy over BioCore and his stance on crime statistics.
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Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors
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InterHab
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Hank Booth
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Greg Packer
Carla Stovall
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Scott Morgan
Traficant defiant at House ethics hearing on expulsion bid
Congressman James Traficant pressed the House ethics panel to hear witnesses and recordings he says prosecutors withheld. He proclaimed innocence of bribery, fraud, and tax evasion, warning he faces possible expulsion after a Cleveland trial, and vowed to appeal as a self-represented defendant.
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James Traficant
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San Francisco dog mauler gets maximum four year term
Marjorie Knoller was sentenced to the maximum four years in prison for the dog mauling death of neighbor Diane Whipple. With credit for time served and good behavior, she could be released in about 14 months. Her husband Robert Noel was convicted in March in the same case.
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Fime
Knoller
Robert Noel
Diane Whipple
Knoller denied remorse in dog attack case ruling
Judge James Warren said Knoller deserved the maximum four year term after denying seeing two large Presa Canaria dogs bite or threaten others. Knoller, who spoke nothing in court, must also pay 6800 dollars restitution to Sharon Smith, Whipple’s partner, as Noel serves a four year term.
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Noel
James Warren
Knoller
Sharon Smith
Whipple
Stewart broker submits ImClone phone records
Martha Stewart's broker Peter Bacanovic turned over home and cell phone records sought by the House Energy and Commerce Committee in a bid to meet a July 15 deadline. He coordinated Stewart's December 27 sale of about 3,900 ImClone shares as FDA decision news impacted Erbitux.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee
Peter Bacanovic
Congress
Bacanovic
Merrill Lynch & Co
Stewart
ImClone Systems, Inc
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