Shooting death of former KU player tied to campus theft
Jeffrey Len Holly, 24, a former Kansas University student, was found shot early Wednesday in the 2400 block of Harper and died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Holly had faced 12 felony theft charges and one burglary count over items stolen from a CMSU basketball locker room at Allen Fieldhouse. Prosecutors planned to refile after further investigation.
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Rodewald bucks GOP wisdom in Kansas Senate primary
Richard Rodewald spends just under six thousand of his own money in Tuesday's Republican primary to win a U.S. Senate seat held by a 24 year incumbent, despite conventional Kansas political wisdom that requires hundreds of thousands for visibility.
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Rodewald challenges Dole with unpaid, principle driven bid
Retired Eudora autoworker and Kansas resident Rodewald runs a self funded, aide free bid to unseat Bob Dole. He seeks to attract reporters by highlighting voter support and distrust of incumbents. Rodewald abandoned contributions to avoid votes loss and claims Washington attention.
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Lacey Faces Prosecution Over Hunter Safety Certificates
Atty. Gen. Bob Stephan says he will file criminal charges related to Jack Lacey's handling of hunter safety certificates. He notes Governor Finney has made the dispute political and suggests Lacey not resign until he is convicted in state court.
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War of words heats up between governor and attorney general
A heated exchange between the governor and the attorney general dominates Page 6A, detailing sharp exchanges, differing viewpoints, and the potential implications for state policy. The report highlights criticisms, defenses, and the ongoing political standoff shaping upcoming decisions.
Lawrence man jailed for life in death of 23 month old
Donald Bruce Jr. was sentenced to life in prison on a murder count for the beating death of his girlfriend’s 23 month old son, Eric Brewer, whose body was found February 5 in a mobile home at 1045 East 23rd. He also received 3 to 10 years for child abuse.
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GDP slows again as growth hits 1.4 percent in April June
Washington AP reports that gross domestic product rose 1.4 percent at an annual rate in the April to June quarter, well below the 2.9 percent pace earlier in the year and less than last year's fourth quarter. Housing and Commerce data show June new home sales up 7.9 percent, while unemployment insurance claims fell to 400,000 for the week ending July 18.
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Blast at underground depot kills two in central Israel
A blast at an underground explosives depot in central Israel shattered windows miles away. Reports say two people were killed and at least 40 injured. Contents reference PAGE 2A with sections on access guides areas reports classifieds and various sections.
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AIDS testing panel urges no testing for doctors nurses
The National Commission on AIDS recommended against AIDS testing of health care workers and said HIV infected doctors and nurses should not be forced to disclose status to patients. It argued testing is costly and unnecessary given low transmission risk with standard precautions.
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