Victims' families campaign to reform Kansas Supreme Court
A small group of victims' families campaigns to remake the Kansas Supreme Court after the court overturned two death sentences for Jonathan and Reginald Carr. Kansans for Justice seeks to remove two of seven justices in the November election with support from Governor Sam Brownback and the state GOP. The group argues retention on the ballot is crucial, as Brownback criticizes liberal judges in a campaign ad.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Republican Party
Sam Brownback
Kansans For Justice
Brownback
Baker unveils Osbourne Memorial Chapel on campus
Baker University celebrates the Clarice Os borne Memorial Chapel setup on the east Baldwin City campus. Stone walls, quarried in Leicestershire, were shipped from Sproxton, England in 1996 with donor Robert Osborne funding the project. The chapel, relocated from England, is now a campus hub with a large basement office and fellowship space for students and ministry activities.
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Baker University
Clarice Osborne
Baldwin City
Robert Osborne
Clathe
Sproxton
England
Leicestershire
Baker
Kevin Hopkins
Margaret Thatcher
Proxton
Analysts see Davis taking Topeka
A seven member panel of political analysts at a Dole Institute forum on the Kansas University campus forecast Democrat Paul Davis as the current odds-on favorite to win the Kansas gubernatorial race on November 4. They noted the U.S. Senate contest remains highly competitive and offered cautious views.
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Paul Davis
Kansas
Insight Kansas
Dole Institute of Politics
Kansas University
Ann Gardner
Journal World
Davis
Michael Smith
Emporia State University
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Macelis
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Twiter @Laward
Rmne Murray
Peter Hancock
Srownbach
Baz
Pinot's Palette
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