Lawrence man arrested after alleged early morning shooting
Clifton Lee Marshall, 38, was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault after discharging a firearm during a dispute at the North Lawrence home he shares with two relatives. He was treated for an unrelated condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before being booked into Douglas County Jail on charges including discharge of a firearm and criminal threats.
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Clifton Lee Marshall
Douglas County
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Man Charged With Multiple Felonies In Wellsville Burglaries
Joshua W. Mann, 34, faces burglary theft and criminal damage charges linked to alleged crimes on April 20. He is jailed on 15000 bond after a video court appearance. Prosecution cites burglary of a Wellsville home and thefts of two vehicles plus multiple computers an iPad and a safe. Next court date is June 20.
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Hearts of Gold Arranges Table Settings in Press Room
LACEY BOLEN stages table settings in the press room of the Lawrence Journal-World at 645 New Hampshire St as preparations unfold for an upcoming event or coverage. The scene centers on Bolen organizing the layout and dining areas within the newsroom environment.
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Bees Live Exhibit at KU Museum Expands with New Colony
A KU museum added a new bee colony funded by a donor in honor of alumni Lawrence and Frances Moore of Lawrence. Bees acclimate in a bee box behind the museum before the live Internet feed viewable via Grit Magazine. Spokeswoman Jen Humphrey notes rising interest as pollinator habitats decline and warns of potential food shortages.
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Kansas Senior Consumer Alliance linked to AFP official says no formal ties
Koch Glendening tells The Wichita Eagle he connected attorney W Robert Alderson with Virginia Crossland Macha, founder of the Kansas Senior Consumer Alliance, but says AFP had no formal connection beyond agreeing on the energy standards issue. The alliance mailed postcards backing repeal of the Kansas renewable standards and raises questions about its funding and independence.
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Wichita Eagle
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Virginia Crossland-Macha
Kansas Senior Consumer Alliance
AFP
Virginia
Kansas
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
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American Legislative Exchange Council
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Alan Cobb
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Wheat outlook dim as drought grips Kansas fields
Douglas County faces moderate drought while central and western Kansas suffer severe to extreme dryness. Government forecasts the state's wheat crop will be the smallest in 18 years with average yields around 31 bushels per acre, down seven from last year. Farmers cite limited moisture but hold cautious hope for later rainfall.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Bill Wood
Kansas State University
Faust
Mark Miéilleret
Milleret
Lawrence
Linwood
Central
National Agricultural Statistics Service
the Agricultural Service
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