Ex-officer pleads not guilty to battery charge
Former Lawrence police officer Frank McClelland pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor battery charge in Douglas County District Court. A trial-setting date was set for Nov. 29. Police said he punched a man up to four times during a fight on 19th Street and refused orders to sit.
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Lawrence
Frank
McClelland
19Th Street
Douglas County
Charles Branson
Branson
Aztec dance group performs for KU students ahead of Day of the Dead
Photos by Nick Krug show nine year old Quetzalli Escobar dancing with Denver’s Aztec group Huitzilopochtli on the University of Kansas lawn outside Watson Library. The performance precedes the Day of the Dead observance on November 1 as dancer Xochili Chavez burns kopali during a prayer before the group walks down Jayhawk Boulevard.
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Quetzalli Escobar
Denver
Watson Library
University of Kansas
Xochili Chavez
Kopali
Huitzilopochtli
Jayhawk Boulevard
Kansas Supreme Court hearing in 1999 Payless robbery rape case
The Kansas Supreme Court heard arguments in the appeal of Larry D. McIntyre who was sentenced to 54 years for robbing a Payless ShoeSource in Lawrence in July 1999, raping a clerk, and beating another. He contends ineffective counsel at trial and appeals.
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High Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Lawrence
Larry D. McIntyre
McIntyre
Kansas City
Kansas Court of Appeals
State sees spike in early voting in Kansas
Kansas voters flock to in person early ballots with 67,211 casting ballots by 8 am Thursday compared with 33,832 at the same point in 2014. Secretary of State reports show a strong rise in early voting statewide, including Douglas County nearing a record.
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Wichita
Kansas
Secretary of State
Douglas County
Campaign sign rules in question in Lawrence
A new state law lifts limits on political yard signs while a city ordinance remains on the books. City attorneys say residents need not worry about choosing between state statute or city ordinance this election season. The core issue is whether signs may occupy public right of ways between sidewalk and street.
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Lawrence
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