Douglas County inmate indicted for failing to register as sex offender
James C. Beniman II, a former Wyandotte County convict, was indicted in U S District Court for failing to register as a sex offender after release in June 2011. He moved to North Dakota and was arrested in August on drug charges. faces up to 10 years and 250000 dollars fine if convicted.
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James C. Beniman II
Kansas
Benimon
Wyandotte
Jim Cross
U.S. District Attorney's Office
District of Kansas
North Dakota
Community discussion on death by own action prevention
A Lawrence Public Library event on World Suicide Prevention Day runs 7 to 8 30 p m Monday in the auditorium 707 Vt. The program features a Kansas City Public Television mental health special, followed by a prevention discussion. Headquarters Counseling Center organized the event offering 24 hour Lifeline and bereavement support.
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United States
Lawrence Public Library
Kansas City Public Television
Lawrence
Counseling Center
Lawrence Man Plans 26.2 Mile Walk For Cancer Awareness
Lawrence resident Michael Travis, 51, will walk 26.2 miles Sunday from Topeka to Lawrence to honor his cancer-survivor brother and others affected by the illness. He participates alongside the Jimmy Fund Walk in Boston, supporting Dana-Farber Cancer Institute patient care and research.
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Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Michael Travis
Lawrence
Wakarusa Drive
Topeka
Boston
Travis
Mark
Jimmy
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Incubator leader leaving KU bioscience center
Matt McClorey, director and CEO of the Bioscience & Technology Business Center on Kansas University's West Campus, plans to depart for a leadership role at a local high tech company. City officials praise his energy and business acumen as his notice indicates a move after a long period guiding the BTBC.
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Kansas University
West
Bioscience & Technology Business Center
Matt McClorey
Matt
Mike Dever
Lawrence-Douglas
Hiring new dean tops KU medical school column
In a Saturday column Dolph C. Simons Jr. describes the KU medical school’s leadership crisis after Barbara Atkinson’s resignation, the failed one-name dean nomination, and the push for a broad, two to three candidate search. Faculty urge visionary leadership to restore morale and excellence at the school.
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Kansas University School of Medicine
Barbara Atkinson
Atkinson
Medical
Bernadette Gray-Little
Medical School
National Cancer Center
Barbara
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