Five Hurt in Three-Car Crash on K-10 Patrol Reports
Kansas Highway Patrol says five people were injured in a Tuesday afternoon three-car crash on K-10 near East 1200 Road. Mil ton P. Allen Jr., 68, from Lawrence, crossed the highway in a 2013 VW Jetta and was struck by a 2016 Dodge Dart driven by Taylor Diane Schroeder, 20, of Abilene, who also carried Miranda Lynn Drake, 23, of Lawrence. Drake and Schroeder were hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Allen was taken to Stormont Vail Hospital. Two other passengers in Schroeder's car, Marsh Guesby, 4, and Darius Jefferson, 26, were also hospitalized, with Guesby taken to Children’s Mercy Hospital and Jefferson to KU Hospital. No condition updates provided Tuesday night.
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Stabbing suspect faced earlier threat in October case
Lawrence man Wynn Sterling Antrim Anderson, 37, was charged after Friday’s stabbing of 52-year-old James William Conlon. Court records show he threatened Conlon on October 29, sending him into fear in a domestic disturbance with weapons near 1500 Oak Hill Avenue.
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ACLU urges Kansas district to lift safety pin ban
The ACLU asks Shawnee Mission School District to allow staff to wear safety pins as a solidarity gesture after the pins gained national attention post election. Doug Bonney calls the ban ludicrous and notes potential litigation while urging district to reconsider before a school board meeting addresses the issue.
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Lawrence schools debate safety pins policy stance
The Lawrence school district has no official stance or policy banning safety pins yet. Communications director Julie Boyle said the district views classroom speech as district speech and notes concerns about political connotations while stressing a culture of respect for all.
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