Victim's brother seeks removal of killer's web pages
Richard Grissom Jr. posted pages seeking pen pals while families of his victims push for his sites to be shut down. Tim and Joan Butler, sister and brother of victims, urge operators to remove Grissom's pages amid concerns over new potential victims.
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Minister charged with sex offenses in Kansas City
Gregory A. Robertson a 40 year old minister tied to a Kansas City school district program to counsel youths is charged with rape two counts of statutory sodomy statutory rape attempted statutory sodomy and four counts of sexual misconduct involving three girls ages 12 to 14. The incidents allegedly occurred at his home from 1996 to 1997. Robertson pleads innocent and is free on bond.
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Robertson
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Mother still loves boyfriend charged in beating death
In Council Grove Kansas Jessica McAuley Post defends her fiancé Scotty Adam amid his felony murder and child abuse charges in the death of 16 month old Timothy Post. Adam remains jailed on 250000 bond as the case advances with a preliminary hearing set.
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Nine Kansas towns share $3 million in block grants
Governor Bill Graves announced nine Kansas communities will share nearly $3 million in Small Cities Community Block Grants for housing and neighborhood improvements. Local contributions add about $1.2 million. Winchester receives 500,000 to rehab 26 homes and upgrade 19 blocks. Pittsburg gets 490,420 to sewer 38 homes and add four hydrants.
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Winchester
Pittsburg
City allocates funds for housing rehabilitation across several towns
The plan designates $410,000 to Manhattan to rehabilitate 23 homes and resurface three city streets. In addition, $300,000 each goes to Herndon and Hunter for housing rehabilitation, $296,000 to Bunker Hill, $270,000 to Englewood, and $200,000 each to Dighton and Yates Center for housing rehabilitation.
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Bunker Hill
Englewood
Dighton and
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