Aspen Snowmass skiing collision yields $100000 settlement
Linda Martin of Wildwood Missouri was injured in a February 1997 Snowmass collision with Jeffrey Unruh of Lawrence Kansas. Her attorney Dan Shipp said the case against Unruh, backed by Allstate homeowner’s insurance, settled last week for $100000.
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Kansas Supreme Court censors KC attorney for contraband mail
The Kansas Supreme Court censured Barry G. Albin for sending contraband to an inmate and misrepresenting a letter. He sent stamps and stamped envelopes in June and July 1997, marked as legal mail, violating prison rules and professional conduct rules on dishonesty. The censure appears in the Kansas Reports. A related Shawnee County case reports a woman held without bond for suspected first degree murder after her husband was shot. their son found him injured and Kathleen Trapp, 49, was later taken into custody as a suspect amid possible domestic violence context. The sheriff notes indications of premeditation and no motive yet established.
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Barry G. Albin
Kansas
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Lansing
Shawnee County
Kathleen J. Trapp
Shawnee
Phillip Trapp
Kathleen Trapp
Day care operator charged in sexually hurt case
Margaret Hardridge, 55, owner of a Kansas City day care, faces a felony aiding a felon charge and several misdemeanors for endangering two 6-year-old girls and violating child care regulations. Authorities say she influenced witnesses and left children unsupervised in a yard where abuse occurred. five juvenile boys are in custody and additional charges were filed against other youths.
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Wyandotte County
Nick Tomasic
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Community center rebuild planned for Mulhall tornado hit
Heart to Heart International announces a $1 million drive to aid Mulhall and nearby communities in Oklahoma and Kansas. The first project is rebuilding a Mulhall community center after the May tornado leveled Logan County town. Gov. Keating urges a state list of public storm shelters to improve future safety within 90 days.
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Oklahoma Project
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Heart To Heart
Frank Keating
State Office of Civil Emergency Management
Oklahoma
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