Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas aids warm weekend
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Sunday with a 20 percent chance of thunder showers Sunday afternoon and evening. Tonight’s low in the mid 60s, Sunday high near 90. Official readings show Friday high 83, low 57. today’s morning low 61. Sunrise 5 58 a.m. Sunset 8 52 p.m.
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Kansas
Agnes
Great Lakes
Candidates Carnival Sunday at Broken Arrow
Douglas County Democratic Club hosts a 4:30 p.m. to dusk event at Broken Arrow Park to showcase primary election hopefuls. Speakers include U.S. Senate candidate Arch Tetzlaff and lieutenant governor hopefuls. local races feature district court, probate, sheriff, county attorney, and state house and senate candidates. Mike Glover plans to attend after discharge from military service.
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Douglas County
Democratic Club
Broken Arrow Park
Arch Tetzlaff
Prairie Village
U.S. Senate
George Hart
Wichita
Richard
Rome
Hutchinson
Jerome Holtzman
Mike Manning
Lawrence
Jan, Myers
Robert Falcone
Clathe
Robert Casad
District Court
Herman K. Reed
Sue Neustifter
Register of Deeds
I. J. Stoneback
Fred Stewart
Virgil Foust
Ted Kennedy
David Berkowitz
Loren Impson
Richard Keithley
David Broyles
Harold Keltz
Mike Glover
Gunman Fires at Raleigh Bus Terminal
A gunman fired more than ten shots at the Union Bus Station crowd in Raleigh North Carolina injuring none. Police arrested Warren Gamaleal Stephenson 49 after a car park exchange of gunfire and charged him with assault with intent to kill. He is jailed on ten thousand five hundred dollar bond.
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Raleigh, N.C
Union Bus
Patrick McCann Jr
Warren Gamaleal Stephenson
Stephenson
Hevies
Demo Break-in Suspect Free On 3000 Bail
James W. McCord Jr. one of five men charged in the Democratic National Committee break in, is released on $3,000 bail. He must live at his Bethesda Maryland home and check in four days weekly, with two additional calls. The other four remain jailed. A Nixon re election spokesman alleged a Democratic candidate planted two people on the Nixon staff but did not name them.
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Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Democratic National Committee
McCord
Nixon
Superior Court
James A. Belson
Bethesda
DeVan L. Shumway
Former Trusty Gets 6 Months for Marijuana Possession
Danny L. Copp, 18, of 1625 Haskell, was sentenced by a Douglas County Court to six months in jail and a $1000 fine on a conviction of illegal possession of marijuana while serving as a county jail trusty. He pleaded guilty June 12, the filing date. Copp was on misdemeanor destruction and petty theft charges when deputies found he possessed marijuana likely given by jail visitors. no charges will be filed against the visitors per County Attorney Mike Ellwell.
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Danny L. Copp
Haskell
Douglas
Copp
Douglas County
Mike Elwell
Kay Names Chairmen for Governor Campaign in Kansas
Rep. Morris Kay of Lawrence named campaign chairmen for his GOP bid for governor. Dr. Forrest J. Robinson pastor at First United Methodist Church Wichita and Rep. Raymond C. Vaughn R Burlington livestock auctioneer will lead his effort.
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Topeka
Kan
Morris Kay
Lawrence
Kay
Forrest J. Robinson
First United Methodist Church
Wichita
Raymond C. Vaughn
R-Burlington
Miami Beach mayor hopes to carve campsites for protesters
Mayor Chuck Hall presses for live‑in protest campsites after City Council 5 to 2 vote against. A pie attack on Harold Rosen and a disorderly conduct case of Patrick Small highlight tense sessions. Hall cites June 28 and July 5 meetings to push for campsites in Miami Beach and nearby areas.
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Fla
Chuck Hall
Coun
Cilman
Harold Rosen
Rosen
Leonard Haber
Council
Patrick Small
New York
Underground
Chambers
Hall
Miami
Reubin Askew
Miami and
Dade County
Watson Island
Haulover Park
Democratic Party
Fountainbleau Hotel
Regents Approve Some KU Funding Requests and Freeze Others
Regents accepted five of KU requests and froze two pending studies. They approved hires for occupational safety and health, and increased benefits for retired EU staff were deferred for broader institutional review. Other KU items including physical plant, surveys, and medical center programs moved forward or were deferred pending long range planning.
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Bickford
Bubb
Geological Survey
Bureau of Child Research
Biological Survey
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center
Wescoe Hall
Kansas City
Car Fire Smolders on Kansas Turnpike Near Shawnee Line
Fire crews were called to a car fire still smouldering shortly before noon on the Kansas Turnpike about one mile east of the Shawnee Douglass county line. A trooper was at the scene. owner name and cause were not known. The 8 46 a m report noted maintenance kept a water tank ready. Lawrence and Wakarusa Township departments declined to respond, citing district boundaries.
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Kansas Turnpike
Shawnee-Douglas
Turnpike
Lawrence
Wakarusa
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