Law officers not charged in Lawrence ticket case
Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson said 18 past criminal cases would not be undermined and no criminal charges would be filed in the ticket investigation due to lack of probable cause. Two suspended officers, Matt Sarna and Michael Monroe, are no longer with the Lawrence Police Department after a ticket fixing scandal tied to KU basketball tickets.
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Final Four Fever Hits Lawrence As KU Advances
Lawrence doctors warn fans to moderate celebration as KU nears the Final Four. Pulmonologist Dr Charles Yockey cautions intoxication and high fiving can cause dislocated shoulders and other health risks for fans. He notes increased ER demand regardless of outcome and urges restraint to protect those with high blood pressure or heart disease.
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City appeals ruling on sidewalk ordinance in court
City prosecutor Elizabeth Hafoka argues the 2005 sidewalk ordinance is clear and not vague despite a judge's ruling it violated the First Amendment. The appeal follows a February decision striking down a provision that forbade obstructing traffic on sidewalks, tied to the Robert Gilmore case on Massachusetts Street.
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Glorious Comics Deaths Join Us At Social Pages
Readers are invited to follow Glorious Comics deaths updates on Facebook and Twitter through LJWorld keeping readers informed about new releases and events.
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KU Fans Hit The Road For 2011 12 Season Chats
KU fans head to public stops this Sunday to discuss the 2011 12 men’s basketball season. Team highlights and fan questions frame the exchanges as supporters meet representatives across campuses and community venues.
Budget impasse threatens Kansas courts and schools
Kansas lawmakers adjourned for a break after a failed House Senate budget agreement over school funding. Without a supplemental appropriation of 1.4 million, the Kansas Supreme Court warned courts could close for up to five days, furloughing 1500 employees and 250 judges. House leaders disputed the risk, citing other funds.
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