Cross-country kidnapping ends at Perry
Two Virginia teens, ages 16 and 17, who hijacked a car and dumped a 17-year-old driver in North Carolina were arrested near Perry in northeast Kansas after a three day nationwide manhunt. They faced multiple charges and will be extradited to Virginia to answer abduction and theft counts.
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Rapist sues judge and others in long running civil suits
Patrick C. Lynn, serving an 88 year rape sentence in Kansas, has filed about a half dozen lawsuits since January against judge William Cleaver sheriff Fred Allen Brand Johnson County officials public defenders and others. He alleges wrongful actions by the prosecutor and juror family in Overland Park and previously sued South Carolina officials after a 1989 conviction there.
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Student drugging teacher with LSD shocks San Diego school
A 13-year-old Challenger Middle School student slipped LSD into his eighth grade teacher John Dufts man’s iced tea. The educator in his 50s became ill and was hospitalized. the student was taken into custody facing felony charges and possible expulsion for bringing drugs on campus.
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Stovall joins fundraisers suit against deceptive giving
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall joins the Federal Trade Commission and 49 state AGs in Operation False Alarm to curb deceptive fundraising by badge related solicitations. The campaign aims to educate consumers and small businesses to ask questions and verify claims with local law enforcement before donating.
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Correction on Ty Herndon concert date at Ottawa venue
Due to a reporter error the Ty Herndon concert at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on Third and Hickory was mislisted as Saturday. The show now is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday with tickets available at the OMA box office or by calling 242-8810.
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Obituary of Leslie T. Churchbaugh Baldwin resident dies at 86
Leslie T. Churchbaugh 86 of Baldwin died April 9 1997 in Lawrence. Born September 15 1910 in Douglas County he farmed most of his life retiring in 1976. Survived by wife Doris Opal Myers four daughters Vera and three grandchildren. Service Friday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home Lawrence with burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Pleasant Grove. Memorials to American Heart Association or American Cancer Society.
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Franklin County Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports
Admissions include Hazel Page and John Wilson among others with births noted for a Campfield baby. Arrests report Moon on forgery theft charge, Lader on marijuana charges after search warrant. Incidents cover DUI, harassment, protective custody, theft, and vandalism. Accidents include Jones overturning and Weide and Terrell collisions. multiple ambulance calls and medical emergencies reported.
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Wall Street Mixed as Investors Await Inflation Data
U S stocks traded mostly lower at midday with the Dow up 0.76 to 6,564.60 as traders brace for Friday’s inflation report. Bond yields rose with the 30 year above 7.12 percent, while the S&P 500 fell to 758.36 and the Nasdaq slipped to 1,238.03. GE met expectations and Chrysler barely beat forecasts as jobless claims rose 6,000 but remained under 320,000. Local grain quotes showed wheat around 4.20–4.23, corn 2.71–2.75, milo about 4.30–4.34, and soybeans near 8.03–8.06.
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