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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2013
Page
4
Community column feature by Elliot Hughes inviting reader responses and thoughts. Mentions Bitcoin and a prompt to see story 1A at LJWorld.com. Respondents from Massachusetts encouraged to join the discussion.
A consolidated notice lists multiple paired marriages and divorces from Lawrence Wellsville Tonganoxie and nearby, alongside bankruptcies for residents of Lawrence Baldwin City Eudora and Nichole Stevens. The filing names include Elliott Tanner McPherson Pippin Huber Bryant Castaneda Droste Zerr Davidson Gray Mahkuk Vennell Nunez Beach Schlotzhauer Brillouet Brown Rougier Josling Zeller Haasch and others with ages and locations. Entries cover marriages separations and two dozen bankruptcy filings with listed addresses in Lawrence Baldwin City Eudora and Nichole Stevens.
Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision voided the license of Kelly Humpherys, a physician who worked at the Colmery-O'Neil VA Medical Center in Topeka. The board cited incompetence and noted prior suspensions and probation in Oklahoma and Kansas. Humpherys no longer works at the Topeka facility, and authorities indicated she left Kansas.
KU hosts about 700 veterans across ages 21 to 50s through the Graduate Military Programs office. Resources include Veterans Services in the registrar, a Burge Union veterans lounge, and the Collegiate Veterans Association. Retired Army Sgt Navarro, studying biochemistry, notes smooth benefits and strong campus help for disabilities.
Journalism school at the University of Kansas faced a heated debate over Guth's indefinite administrative leave after a social media post about the Navy Yard shooting. Dean Ann Brill and other faculty urged safety, while Guth apologized and colleagues pressed free speech rights.
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