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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 2007

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Sebelius Gives 500 Charity Donation From Fundraiser

Gov Kathleen Sebelius will donate a 500 contribution she received in 2006 from Norman Hsu to Let's Help a charity aiding low income families. Hsu faces grand theft charges from a 1991 deal and says the matters were resolved in bankruptcy. Other Democrats including Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have said they will donate similar funds.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius California Sebelius Norman Hsu Let's Help Hsu Hillary Clinton Barack Obama

Murderer’s appeal heard live online by Kansas Supreme Court

A former professor convicted of murdering his ex-wife in 2003 can have his appeal heard via live audio on the Kansas Supreme Court website. Thomas Murray, sentenced to life in prison, faced national attention after the 2005 trial for stabbing Carmin Ross near Lawrence. The hearing begins about 9:20 a.m. with audio accessible at ks courts dot org slash sclive dot htm. Summer KU enrollment dipped slightly with 7,603 enrolled on the Lawrence campus, down 150 from last year, and overall enrollment down 171 from 2006.

Kansas Supreme Court Thomas Murray Carmin Ross Lawrence CBS Gram. Murray Kansas State University Murray Ross Kscourts Kansas University Edwards Non-Ku Medical Center KUMC

Kansas crash reviews median barrier policy after crossover crashes

Traffic engineers from the Kansas Department of Transportation are examining crash reports and agency policy on median barriers following several crossover crashes in the past week, evaluating safety measures and potential updates.

Kansas Department of Transportation

Established artist unveils whole new idea at festival

Nancy Reese, an established Lawrence artist, unveils her transformative large wall hangings at the 28th Fall Arts and Crafts Festival in South Park. Her mixed media works blend steel brass and clay with new ceramic pieces, gilded in gold and silver leaf, alongside her signature metal sculptures. The festival hosts over 200 artists and is expected to draw 8,000 to 10,000 visitors.

Mike Yodet Journal-World Photos Nancy Reese Lawrence Reese South Park Mass Duane Peterson Lawrence Parks and Recreation

Lecompton weighs permanent police help with county

Lecompton leaders seek fixed law enforcement by contracting with the Douglas County Sheriff for municipal policing. They cite unruly yards vandalism and speeding and consider a part time officer and a code enforcement post plus possible local municipal court. The arrangement would address variable response times and expand enforcement reach.

Lecompton Roy Paslay Douglas County Paslay Ken McGovern Sheriff’s Office McGovern

Former KBI director aids Moran on meth abuse issue

Lawrence resident and former Kansas Bureau of Investigation chief Larry Welch has become a congressional fellow in Rep. Jerry Moran's office. The two month unpaid appointment sees Welch connecting law enforcement with the congressman to assess Kansas needs on meth trafficking and drug issues and planning meetings with federal drug enforcement leaders in Washington. Welch previously guided KBI budgets and maintains ties with Kansas sheriffs and police officials.

Washington Kansas Bureau of Investigation Larry Welch Lawrence Kansas Jerry Moran Welch Moran KBI Washington, D.C

Young pageant champ Kendra Leet crowned National American Miss Kansas Pre-Teen

Kansas 12 year old Kendra Leet, a Southwest Junior High seventh grader, won the National American Miss Kansas Pre-Teen title after competing against 77 contestants. She also earned best art project, spokesmodel and Miss Personality awards and will represent Kansas in Anaheim California in November while performing community service during her reign. Her parents note the win boosted her confidence and public speaking, with future goals including teaching, design or veterinary work.

Wichita Kendra Leet Southwest Teri Kendra Frank Kansas Anaheim Calif Lawrence Phata Kendra Leet Ichita

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