Slain girls laid to rest in Jonesboro memorials
In Jonesboro Arkansas two 12 year old girls Paige Ann Herring and Natalie Brooks were buried Friday as the town mourns the Westside Middle School shootings. Four others were wounded and two boys 13 and 11 are in custody on murder and battery charges. Community leaders urged forgiveness to aid healing while families recalled church baptisms and shared grief.
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Hillary Clinton as adviser under Clinton privilege debate
Washington AP report notes Hillary Rodham Clinton may be a key adviser shaping her husband’s legal strategy in the Monica Lewinsky case. Clinton’s allies say she pushes executive privilege over political concerns, guiding decisions amid prior scandals and deferral to court momentum.
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Lawrence to approve 3 million sewage holding complex
Lawrence city commissioners plan to hire Carruthers Construction Co. for nearly 3 million to build a 3.75 million gallon sewage holding complex on 28 acres in Four Seasons area southwest of Lawrence. The project adds a 2.5 million gallon basin connected to a 1.25 million gallon basin with below ground pumps and new lines to prevent backups during heavy rains.
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High court weighs AIDS discrimination case at HIV era dawn
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on whether the Americans With Disabilities Act covers discrimination by a dentist who refused to treat an HIV patient. The case tests the scope of civil rights protections for the disabled in access to services amid AIDS concerns.
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Koch brothers set for high stakes court showdown
In Topeka on April 6 the Koch brothers and other Koch Industries investors face a billion dollar dispute. The oldest and youngest brothers sue Charles and David Koch, Bill Koch’s twin, alleging underpaid shares and concealed company value from 1983 stock sales. Judge Sam Crow has imposed a gag order as the case tests one of America’s richest families. Bill Koch calls the suit businesslike despite hostile personal dynamics.
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