Topeka to house 225 juvenile offenders complex
Gov Bill Graves announced a new 225 bed juvenile offender complex in Topeka to open within three years. The facility will include 150 max security male beds 60 intake evaluation beds and a medical unit adjacent to the Topeka Juvenile Correctional Facility. Albert Murray Juvenile Justice Authority commissioner said it will be the most secure facility in the state.
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House
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Public Safety
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Pittsburg
Kansas unveil large scale juvenile facility plan
Kansas outlines costs for new Topeka juvenile complex and renovations at Larned and Beloit facilities. Construction estimated at 38.3 million with total program cost around 73.6 million and projected staffing of 265 jobs. Officials expect capacity rise from 600 to 1000 in five to ten years and discuss funding via bonds.
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Larned
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Graves
Services today for former WU leader John Henderson
Former Washburn University President John Henderson 76 died Tuesday. He led the school from 1965 to 1981 guiding campus rebuild after the 1966 tornado and oversaw the Garvey Fine Arts Center Mabee Library Henderson Learning Resources Center and more than doubling enrollment Graveside services set for 11 a.m. Eskridge Cemetery.
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Washburn
Municipal University
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Garvey
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Mabee
Henderson Learning Resources Center
Eskridge Cemetery
German man pleads guilty in 1997 case with sentencing pending
In a March 23 1998 court filing a German defendant aged 40 pleaded guilty to related charges from 1997. The sentencing date has not been set.
Graves taps five for children's cabinet
Gov. Bill Graves announced five appointees to the Kansas Children's Cabinet. Shawnee County District Judge James Buchele and Attorney General Carla Stovall, both of Topeka, join Cessna executive John E. Moore and Wichita library director Carol Nazar, plus Liberal insurance executive Donna Shank. Moore will chair the panel to plan investment of tobacco settlement payments for children's programs and services.
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Kansas Children’s Cabinet
Graves
Shawnee County
James Buchele
Atty
Carla Stovall
Topeka
Cessna
John E. Moore
Carol Nazar
Wichita
Insurance
Donna Shank
Liberal
Moore
National Tobacco Settlement
Woman charged in child trafficking sting in Missouri
Ginger L. Martin, 26, of Richmond, accused of selling her nine month old daughter for 300 dollars to her boyfriend’s mother to bail him out. The sting occurred at Ray County Jail, with Della Kincaid cooperating. Martin pleaded not guilty. Police say James Kincaid was jailed on burglary and theft charges. The state took custody of the baby and Martin’s other children.
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Richmond
Ray County
Martin
Chicago
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Devie Due
Kincaid
James Kincaid
Missouri Division of Family Services
Cuesta Pal Coming This Sunday Weekend AY
Cuesta Pal is set to headline a weekend performance this Sunday at AY Weekend. The event features Cuesta Pal bringing a lively show to the venue with doors opening in the afternoon and tickets available at the box office.
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