William convicted in boy's murder in Kansas
A Douglas County jury convicted 28 year old John William of first degree murder for the July 12, 1988, killing of Richard Settlemyre, 9, in Lawrence after a weeklong trial. Sentencing set for December 21 with possible motions for new trial.
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Children’s special education fleet goes mobile in Lawrence
Special education teachers in Lawrence use a $2,009 Rotary Club donation to buy a diverse wheeled fleet for mobile instruction. The collection includes 16 turtle scooters, a steering scooter for movement, about 20 foot-operated tricycles, and pedal cars to aid accessibility and learning.
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State judge injured two killed in pike crash
Two men died and three people were injured on the Kansas Turnpike east of Lawrence Friday night. Kansas Supreme Court Justice Fred N. Six, 60, of Lawrence, was listed in good condition with a neck injury. His wife Lillian, 55, was in fair condition with facial lacerations. Patrick J. Dinnen, 42, and Terry L. Harris, 32, both of Topeka, were pronounced dead at the scene. Lori Michelle Littlefield, 32, also of Topeka, flown to KU Medical Center in serious condition after head and internal injuries. The wreck occurred near the East Lawrence interchange at 9:32 p.m. The Nissan left the road, became airborne over a barrier, struck the eastbound pavement, then collided head-on with Six’s Honda. Fire, ambulance, Life Flight, and patrol responders assisted. Six’s status was noted as appointed to the state’s
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Weekend Forecast: Sunny Sunday With 60s Highs
Lows tonight fall to the low 30s with a sunny Sunday expected. Highs reach the 60s as dry conditions persist across the region.
Pay Raise Clears Congress for President Bush
The Senate approved a combined pay raise package worth over 31 thousand dollars for House members and top officials, while granting the Senate about 8.9 thousand. The bill includes ethics reforms ending some outside earnings and honoraria rules. Bush aims to sign, with salaries rising to 96 600 for House leaders by January and higher amounts later. Individual pay boosts reflect cost of living adjustments and government-wide rules.
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Cheney Eyes Pentagon Cuts Amid Budget Pressures
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney orders the armed services to draft plans for $180 billion in cuts from fiscal 1992 to 1994, signaling a smaller Pentagon budget due to deficits and European reforms. Officials warn major base closures, division deactivations, and carrier retirements could follow if the reductions are enacted.
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Lawrence High seeks 1980s football crown vs Manhattan
Lawrence High, the era’s dominant team with three 1980s state titles and a 92 18 season record, meets Manhattan in the Class 6A final at Memorial Stadium Kansas. Manhattan aims for back to back titles as the Lions chase their fourth win in seven finals.
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