KU student Manish Prasad autopsy rules death self-inflicted
Kansas University police released autopsy results showing Manish Prasad a 20 year old junior died from a self-inflicted gunshot in his Ellsworth Residence Hall room. The Shawnee County coroner's autopsy confirmed the death occurred early Tuesday, the day before final exams began, and housing staff offered support to residents coping with the loss.
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Lawrence considers WorldNet franchise with city
Lawrence city commissioners will hear a proposed franchise agreement with WorldNet LLC to provide phone service over the Sunflower Cablevision system. WorldNet, owned by The World Company, would offer phone, cable, and Internet with discounts for bundles. 2 percent franchise fee escalating to 5 percent by year four. The plan awaits formal approval after a 6:35 p.m. City Hall meeting on Tuesday.
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Trial Opens in NY Murder of Former KU Student
A prosecutor described an 8 inch knife stabbing as the murder of Amy Watkins, a Kansas University graduate and Topeka native. David Jamison, 28, stands accused of first degree murder for the March 8, 1999, killing in New York. Watkins’ father testified about seeing his daughter last four days before her death and at the morgue.
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