Lawrence couple in sex crimes case face multiple counts
Lawrence police continue probe into possible additional victims in a case involving a 32 year old man and his 33 year old wife accused of raping two young girls over two years. They appeared in Douglas County District Court with bond set at 500000 and 10000 respectively and ordered to have no contact with each other or the victims. The alleged assaults occurred at a home in north central Lawrence, and the couple face multiple rape, sodomy and child endangerment charges.
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Is golf a sport or just a game verdict
Entertainment editor Jon Niccum weighs criteria to judge golf as a sport or pastime. Page IC LAWRENCE reports tax troubles for a company partly owned by Commissioner Lance Johnson, $147,000 behind on Johnson County real estate taxes. Page 3A
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Big 12 divisions amid Pac-10 invitation rumors
At the Big 12 spring meetings a report claimed the Pac-10 planned to invite six Big 12 schools, triggering significant concern among officials and fans. The item circulated as a rumor and dominated discussions on Page 1B.
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Roberts cites KU led study to boost staying in school
U S Senator Pat Roberts says a proven research project can raise the share of students who remain in school during critical life moments if school districts adopt it. He praises the University of Kansas as a leader in the field.
Bees relocate swarm near Prairie Park School yard
Joyce Barrett found a 10 000 bee swarm on a tree branch outside her home near Prairie Park School. Anthony's Beehive led by Terri and Tony Schwager collected the swarm for relocation to a safe site, avoiding harm to children and residents.
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Wife races Ironman solo as husband serves in Iraq
Jessica Bell, 32, travels from Fort Carson to Clinton State Park for the K-Swiss Ironman 70.3 Kansas event while her husband Army Major Lawson Bell serves in Iraq. She trained with him last year, plans to race solo this time, and hopes they compete together again next year after his return. Bell credits training with helping her be a better mother as she balances two young boys and military life.
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Regent: KU must rebuild support
Kansas Regents chair Jill Docking says Kansas Athletics Inc. controversies demand a full frontal effort by Athletics Director Lew Perkins and Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little to repair trust. A grass roots outreach is planned across the state, with Gray-Little starting public sessions June 23-24.
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BP Seeks Cap to Stop Gulf Oil Spill
The inverted funnel cap is positioned to cover the gushing BP well in the Gulf as federal officials bill BP 69 million dollars for initial spill response costs. President Obama criticized BP for not moving quickly enough to halt the flow and address cleanup.
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