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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 2013

Page

7

Topeka man pleads guilty in Lawrence shooting

Topeka man Steven Michael Gigger aged 29 pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges after a Lawrence shooting that left two men in critical condition. Gigger and Erick Shakeel Smith 20 were linked to the incident that injured Tommy D. Andrews 33 and Michael A. Holford 27.

Topeka Lawrence Steven Michael Gigger Gigger Erick Shakeel Smith Tommy D. Andrews Michael A. Holford Greever Terrace Douglas County

Baldwin City cook faces minor alcohol charge and burn incident

Baldwin Elementary School Intermediate Center head cook Sherry L. Haskell, 43, awaits a jury trial on a July charge of unlawfully hosting minors drinking alcohol at her Baldwin City home after a June 8 bonfire incident left a teen badly burned. The 18 year old was 17 at the time. the mother says gas can caused an explosion, with multiple surgeries and ongoing care. Mary Armstrong reported the incident four days after it occurred. Haskell pleads not guilty.

Baldwin City Sherry L. Haskell Douglas County Haskell East 1750 Mary Armstrong Lukas Armstrong Lukas Kansas University Hospital Douglas County Sheriffs Office Armstrong Journal-World Baldwin Paul Dorothy

Merkel accuses U S of spying over Merkel phone

German Chancellor Angela Merkel told President Obama after learning U S intelligence may have targeted her mobile phone that it would be a serious breach of trust if confirmed. The White House denied monitoring Merkel’s calls, with spokesman Jay Carney stating the United States is not monitoring and will not monitor the chancellor’s communications.

Berlin Angela Merkel Barack Obama U.S White House Merkel United States Jay Carney

Boston suspect defense outlines possible death penalty strategy

Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev may face a death penalty defense focusing on influence from his older brother. Lawyers seek investigative records tying Tamerlan Tsarnaev to a 2011 triple slaying as part of their strategy. Dzhokhar, 20, is charged with 30 federal counts including using a weapon of mass destruction after the April 15 bombing killed three and wounded over 260. Tamerlan, 26, died in a police gun battle days later.

Boston Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Tsarnaev Tamerlan Tsarnaev

FDA investigates dog food deaths

Washington officials pursue a mystery behind the deaths of nearly 600 dogs from jerky treats. The FDA asks pet owners and veterinarians to help identify the cause as investigations continue across multiple tests and possible outcomes.

FDA Washington The Food and Drug Administration

FDA probes dog treats tied to illness across US

The FDA links illnesses in 3600 dogs and 10 cats since 2007 to dog treats possibly made in China. Investigators have not found a definite cause. The treats carried many brand names and 580 dogs have died. (Notes: context includes White House comment on penalties for late coverage.)

China FDA United States

Obamacare fixes progress slowly

Washington on the defensive the Obama administration acknowledged its health insurance website flaws were not fully tested before launch. Technicians are deep into fixing snags but no timetable was given. Democratic unhappiness grows with calls to fire someone and worries about political fallout. The White House signals a timeline shift with December 15 deadline to apply for January 1 coverage. Enrollment runs to March 31.

Washington Obama Barack Obama White House

Police raids target K2 sales in Kansas City and Topeka

Kansas City Missouri prosecutors say raids this week target vendors selling the synthetic drug K2. About a dozen agencies executed 45 search warrants in Kansas City area and Topeka, arresting 31 people. Agents seized roughly 24 000 packets of drugs and over 100 000 dollars in cash by midafternoon.

Kansas City Topeka Kansas City Star

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