Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas weekend
Gradual cloud decrease and warmer trend this afternoon. Tonight and Sunday see clear to partly cloudy skies with minimal precipitation. Friday through Sunday highs reach the 60s and around the mid 40s respectively.
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Douglas County Waste Meetings Schedule Two Groups
Two waste management committees in Douglas County plan meetings Monday. The alternatives task force will convene at the county engineer's office at 1 30 p.m. The public information group meets at Johanna Kollmorgen's Rt 2 residence at 7 30 p.m. Open to interested persons.
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Leawood man charged after late night assault attempt
A 25 year old Leawood man, John Fredrick Granstedt Jr., was arrested by Lawrence police near 23rd and Louisiana after his car matched a description linked to an assault near 10th and Mississippi. He faced counts of attempted felonious assault and attempted rape and was booked into Douglas County Jail with a $2,500 bond set before release. Details remain unavailable.
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Berrigan and codefendants rest case in Kissinger plot trial
In Harrisburg the six codefendants and Rev. Philip Berrigan rested their case after declining defense testimony. Defenders, led by Ram sey Clark, announced the decision amid claims the government case was false. The group faces charges of plotting to kidnap Kissinger, bomb tunnels and raid draft offices to end U S involvement in Indochina.
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University students report burglary rise in Lawrence
Kansas University students return from spring break to find apartments rifled. Two burglaries were reported Thursday. Arick R. Anderson at 1130 West 11th reported about 650 dollars in items stolen after sliding glass doors were pried open. Linda K. Greenberg at 524 Frontier reported a missing 250 dollar stereo unit after patio doors were pried open. Both victims are KU students.
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Rheumatic fever risk from untreated strep throat in children
Rheumatic fever often begins after a sore throat in children ages five to 15 and can damage the heart. Diagnosis starts with throat swabs, lab culture alerts the doctor, and rapid treatment prevents joint and valve inflammation. Early swabbing and therapy are urged to avoid serious outcomes.
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