Congressional challenger Jim Clark tests uphill battle against incumbent Ryan
In Kansas 2nd District race Jim Clark a Topeka Democrat trails incumbent Jim Ryan. Clark cites fundraising gaps and local campaigning as his strategy while criticizing Ryan as a right wing ideologue. Clark urges grass roots outreach and troop withdrawal ideas amid debates over defense spending and social programs. Clark details his Vietnam service and past work in advertising while highlighting district geography and potential economic benefits from redeploying troops.
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Explorer recounts African adventures and Livingstone odyssey
Peace Corps veteran Jim Owens spoke at Lawrence High School about his 28 years tracking Africa's explorers. He retraced Livingstone's route after 1990 and Stanley's Nile origin quest, despite a Rwanda civil war setback, planning a 2000 expedition.
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Lawrence doctor honored by peers
Dr. Donald Hatton of Lawrence received the Laureate Award from the Kansas chapter of the American College of Physicians American Society of Internal Medicine. The longtime internist, who joined Reed Medical Group in 1974 after KU Medical Center residency, has led as Kansas Medical Society president and sat on United Way boards.
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Murder trial postponed in Lecompton shooting
The second degree murder trial of Samuel Mutfwang is postponed for a second time and will start at 9 a.m. on October 7 in District Court before Judge Jack Murphy. Mutfwang, 46, was arrested in January after his estranged wife Cinnamon Mutfwang was shot to death at her Lecompton home. Deputies found him in his car outside the trailer minutes after the shooting report. An innocent plea was entered April 28. The defense seeks to use a psychiatrist's testimony to argue heat of passion versus premeditated intent and whether voluntary manslaughter should apply. The state maintains a speedy trial deadline and that the jury can assess emotions without expert testimony. The hearing on the psychiatrist's admissibility has been rescheduled for Wednesday.
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