Man jailed for killing Kansas City medical boss
Wil lie E. Parker, 48, was sentenced in Wyandotte County to life in prison for the July 2015 shooting death of Michel Ziade, 54, founder of First Class Medical Transportation in Lee's Summit Missouri. The case details cite Parker as the shooter outside the University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City Kansas.
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Lee's Summit
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Brief nonemergency medical transport and hospital shooting
A shooting occurred in a hospital parking lot. Parker was arrested about a week later in Missouri after a five hour standoff with police.
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Student sentenced in apartment fire in Hutchinson
Hutchinson AP A judge assigns five years in prison to Chase Coble 23 a Hutchinson Community College chemistry student convicted of aggravated arson for a fire in his 12th floor apartment He conducted numerous experiments releasing chlorine gas and triggering sprinklers and alarms to hide items thrown into the alley
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Chase Coble
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Reno County
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Lawrence official Horn eyed to replace Wilson in 10th District
Wilson steps down at the sine die session after a 114 day legislative term to spend more time with family and career. Horn 37 of Lawrence directs sustainability programs for the city and county and co-owns Limestone Pizza with husband Rick Martin. Democratic Party must convene a district meeting within 21 days to elect Wilson replacement. Horn is the only public candidate.
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Lawrence
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Brownback’s legacy split views as ambassadorship looms
Burdett Loomis and Barker argue Brownback’s tenure reshaped Kansas government with tax and social policy changes, while critics blame the tax cuts for economic damage. The article notes his rise from secretary of agriculture to governor and senator, his 2012 tax package, reactions to his nomination, and calls for legacy defining outcomes.
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Bob) Bennett
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U.S. House
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Susan Wagle
Wichita
Tom Witt
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Democratic Party
Lottery Saturday Powerball numbers shock local players
A local lottery draw on Saturday listed Powerball digits 128 40 45 48 with 12 as the powerball. Four numbers appeared in sequence drawing amid mixed reactions from hopeful players.
Births in Lawrence and Topeka two new babies reported
Makaela Mo Mason born Friday in Lawrence a girl. Silas and Brandi Dylan of Lawrence welcomed a boy Saturday. Brandon Nicole Volz welcomed Samantha McGarity and Mitchell Sims in Topeka a girl Saturday.
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Mo” Mason
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Samantha McGarity
Mitchell Sims
Topeka
Journal-World invites correction of significant errors
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors. Readers are asked to report errors by calling 785-832-7154 or emailing ljworld.com with details for clarification and correction.
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