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Philip Daniels obituary and services announced
Philip Arden Daniels, 65, of Tonganoxie Kansas, died February 17, 2023 at home. Visitation scheduled 2pm Monday March 6, 2023 at Quisenberry Funeral Home in Tonganoxie. Marrillie Cochran Good, longtime Lawrence resident, died at 98 on February 25 in Lawrence. Obituary at warrenmcelwain.com.
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Philip Arden Daniels
Tonganoxie
Quisenberry Funeral
Marrrillie C. Good
Marrillie Cochran Good
Lawrence
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Kansas abortion fight shifts to funding clinics and tax credits
In Kansas the Republican led legislature advances three proposals including a donor tax credit to support crisis centers that discourage abortion and offer free prenatal and postnatal services. Other measures would curb malpractice insurance and restrict telemedicine abortions while rights supporters argue changes defy voter will.
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Kansas
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Ty Masterson
U.S
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Summer of Mercy
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
Dinah Sykes
Kansas City
Arizona
Mississippi
Missouri
Jeanne Gandun
Kansans For Life
Gawdun
Indicted KanRus founders face export law charges in Russia case
The federal indictment accuses Buyanovsky and Robertson of secretly shipping electronic aviation equipment to Russia through Armenia Cyprus and Germany to evade export controls. It cites a 2020 Russian customer and a May July 2022 pattern of illicit transfers with falsified invoices and lacking licenses. If convicted they face up to 20 years per count for export violations and other penalties. The case stems from a Justice Department Kleptocapture task force probe linked to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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KanRus Trading Company
Russia
Federal Security Services
Robertson
Germany
U.S
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Cyprus
Buyanovsky
U.S. Department of Justice
Klepto- Capture
United States
Ukraine
Lawmakers weigh Safe Cities Act to curb homelessness camping
The bill HB 2430 would restrict city camping on public land and may block state funding to communities addressing homelessness. It faces opposition from advocates and local officials who warn it criminalizes poverty, risks jail costs, and could hinder housing and services while permitting civil action by the attorney general against noncompliant governments.
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Lawrence
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Cicero Institute
Austin
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Topeka
Johnson County
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Kansas City
Mathew Faulk
Bert Nash
Lacee Roe
Faulk
Roe
John Goodyear
League of Kansas Municipalities
Goodyear
Craig Owens
Owens
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