Man Waives Right in Closed Chamber Trial Request
Leonard Louis, 31, of Topeka, faces a traffic crash case that killed six. He chose a rare procedure allowing the prosecution to describe witness testimony to Judge Regan in a closed chamber, with no cross examination by defense, a move the judge says Louis knowingly consented to.
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Topeka
Kan
Leonard Louis
Shawnee County
Far
Thomas Regan
Louis
Regan
Fortuneteller family indicted in Kansas City fraud scheme
Jackson County grand jury charged Julia Marks and her son George Marks and daughter in law Sandra Marks with deceit and theft in a case involving an elderly partially blind Kansas City woman. The trio allegedly promised eyesight cures and cancer relief in exchange for over $100,000 in cash and goods over four years. The Marks family faces related charges in Kansas and South Dakota and were released on $25,000 bonds awaiting arraignment.
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Kansas City, Mo
Officius
Kansas City
Jackson County
Grand Jury
Julia Marks
George Marks
Sandra Marks
Marks
Kansas
South Dakota
Carthage
William Cosgrove
Markses
Marietta Parker
Health Care Plus Sale Approved in Wichita
Health Care Plus of America Inc. stockholders approve a $41.4 million sale to Hospital Corporation of America. About $39 million will be distributed among 100 shareholders, with 130 employees to stay. The HMO serves 66,800 members in Kansas and Oklahoma and plans rural expansion.
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Wichita, Kan
Health Care Plus of America, Inc
Kansas
HMO
Hospital Corporation of America
Wichita
Garland
Gary” Bugg
Health Care Plus
HCA
Oklahoma
Bugg
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Emporia
Manhattan
Salina
Great Bend
Record Kansas fall harvests predicted for sorghum soybeans and corn
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service forecast a record sorghum harvest of 252 million bushels, a 35 million bushel soybean crop, and 131.3 million bushels of corn based on Aug 1 conditions. If realized, sorghum would top the 1979 record. soybeans and corn show comparisons to recent years. Wheat also projected at 444.6 million bushels, third largest in state history.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
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