Sandusky convicted in child sex abuse case
Jerry Sandusky, 68, was found guilty on 45 of 48 counts of sexually assaulting 10 boys over 15 years in Bellefonte Pennsylvania. Federal sentences loom, bail revoked, with sentencing slated in about three months and life in prison likely. The verdict upends Penn State and Joe Paterno’s legacy.
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Centennial concert and street party at Liberty Hall
Liberty Hall marks 100 years with a Flaming Lips concert and street party drawing about 3,000. Food and drinks along Seventh Street featured burgers and Free State Beer as bands performed beside a school-bus-turned-stage near 644 Mass. Fans queued hours early like Eric Carter from Springfield, Missouri to secure a spot.
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City officials weigh fate of ninth and New Hampshire project
Lawrence city commissioners face a long dispute over a multistory hotel and retail building proposed for the southeast corner of Ninth and New Hampshire streets. Neighbors argue the height clashes with the nearby historic district while developers insist they have reduced the size as much as possible.
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Mission resident charged in death of Iraq war vet
Douglas County prosecutors charged Mission resident Justin P. Gonzalez with involuntary manslaughter in the February death of 27 year old Lawrence man Nicholas J. Sardina after a fight near 14th and Kentucky streets. A judge found probable cause to issue a summons. Sardina was an Iraq war veteran and former student at Kansas and Kansas.
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Kansas doctor loses license over late term abortion referrals
State regulators revoke the medical license of a Kansas physician for directing patients to Dr. George Tiller for late term abortions. The action reflects discipline tied to abortion referral practices and ethical scrutiny within the state's medical board proceedings.
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