Woman accused of driving into home in Lawrence
A 19 year old woman allegedly drove into a single family residence on East 30th Street after an argument. The crash damaged the house and vehicle, and the driver fled but was soon found nearby and hospitalized. No arrest was made. case referred to the Douglas County DA for possible charges. Also Kansas State University signs a memo with Chinese officials enabling up to ten students annually to take pre veterinary courses through the China Scholarship Council funding about 13 million dollars.
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East 30Th Street
Trent McKinley
Douglas County
Manhattan
Kansas State University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State
U.S
China Scholarship Council
Kansas judge’s employee fired over tweets about Kline
A Kansas Court of Appeals research attorney was fired Monday after posting foul language about former Attorney General Phill Kline on Twitter during his Kansas Supreme Court ethics hearing. She mocked Kline’s expression and predicted a seven year disbarment as the court weighed possible indefinite suspension for his conduct in abortion-provider investigations.
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Toppeka
Kansas Appeals Court
Sarah Peterson Herr
Kansas Court of Appeals
Phill Kline
Kansas Supreme Court
Kline
Phil Klein
Coupon clipping Topil family featured on TLC show
The Topil family of Eudora, led by Broderick Topil, uses envelopes of coupons to stock large grocery carts with hundreds of dollars in merchandise. They often pay only a few dollars or even receive money back at checkout, highlighting their couponing approach as they appear on a TLC program.
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Topil
Eudora
Broderick Topil
Eudora High School
Becky
TLC
Concealed carry permits show low crime rates in Kansas
Kansas permit holders commit few firearm crimes according to state records. Since 2007, 51 078 permits have been issued and 44 holders faced charges while using a firearm, about 0.09 percent. Supporters cite background checks and deterrence while critics seek evidence on crime reduction. At Derby shop a sign welcomes permit holders with a warning for criminals.
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Kansas
Patricia Stoneking
Kansas State Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Dirk Sanders
Rose Hill
Michael Birzer
School of Community Affairs
Wichita State University
Birzer
Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office
D&m
Derby
Vu Nguyen
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