Wedding bells chime at junior high in Central ceremony
Sara Howat and Chuck Holley, both long time Central Junior High teachers, married in the school's auditorium. Holley has been a drama coach and history teacher, while Howat teaches algebra and geometry. They dated after meeting years ago and chose a ceremony amid school decor with students and family present.
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LMH board to mull hospital partnerships with two groups
Law rence Memorial Hospital directors weigh proposals from Health Midwest and Columbia/HCA as consultants favor rejecting both. Private meetings with physicians occurred. public forums held. The board aims for a Jan. 17 decision after further talks with group principals, while state open meetings rules limit private sessions.
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Aloha Bowl plans emerge for KU football trip
Kansas University fans eye a trip to Honolulu as KU receives word to face UCLA in the Aloha Bowl on Christmas Day. Travel options include a Dec 23 to Dec 26 swing from KCI with a $849 economy flight, plus potential charter packages via the EU Alumni Association to reduce costs and seat availability concerns.
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KBI crime lab links evidence to Kansas investigations
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation crime lab processes tiny crime scene clues to reveal blood type DNA fingerprints and gun connections. The Topeka and Great Bend labs handle thousands of cases yearly with a combined budget near 2.1 million and a staff of forensic specialists.
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