Man convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2012 house party death
Justin P. Gonzalez, 23, of Mission, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the February 25, 2012 death of Nicholas Sardina, 27, at a Lawrence house party after hitting Sardina with a beer bottle during a brawl. The defense plans an appeal and sentencing is set for June 17. Gonzalez faces probation to 34 months in prison.
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Centuries-old treasures up for grabs today
Centuries-old treasures go up for auction from the late George Allen's collection. Debby Nelson recalls her father's lifelong habit of collecting and visiting antique shops, with his son and others offering items for display today as area residents may view and bid on the pieces.
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D Day Normandy Invasion Examined By West Point Professor
U S Military Academy professor Adrian Lewis, a former West Point instructor, led cadets to Normandy beaches for three years to analyze why the Allied assault unfolded as it did. His dissertation, later a 2001 book Omaha Beach A Flawed Victory, argues the operation defied common sense yet achieved its aims as the D Day 70th anniversary is observed.
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Retrial Could Relocate If Defense Seeks Change of Venue
The retrial of a 2004 murder case in which Martin Miller was convicted of killing his wife could be moved out of Douglas County if the defense requests a venue change. Page 3A.
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