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Roberts to deliver Baldwin winter commencement address
U.S. Senator Pat Roberts will keynote Baker University’s winter commencement at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Collins Sports and Convention Center. About 416 students across BU’s three schools will receive degrees in Baldwin Overland Park and Topeka. Nursing graduates will join a 7:30 p.m. pinning ceremony at Grace Episcopal Cathedral in Topeka.
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Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Baker University
Collins Sports and Convention Center
Overland Park
Topeka
School of Nursing
Grace Episcopal Cathedral
Man charged in deaths of wife and two children
John Dalton, 52, was charged with first degree murder after his wife Holly Dalton, 45, and her two children Ryan Stack, 12, and Sara Stack, 10, were found dead at their Coffeyville home. Dalton remained jailed on $500,000 bond with a Thursday court appearance planned. details on the motive and victims named in the charge were not clear.
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Coffeyville
John Dalton
Montgomery
Dalton
Bob Claus
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Sara Stack
Selda Grauerholz
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Jury Deliberations Continue in Koch Civil Trial
A Tulsa federal jury enters a second day of deliberations in a whistleblower case against Koch Industries. The eight jurors weigh claims that Koch underreported oil bought from federal and Indian leases from 1985 to 1989, seeking $445,000 for the government and potentially $285 million in penalties if the verdict favors the government.
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Tulsa
Okla
Koch Industries
Koch
Bill Koch
U.S
Terry Kern
Wichita, Kan
Candidate seeks Ottawa superintendent post impact on students
Joy Ludwig reports David P. Winans aims to be school superintendent to help students. He has been Leavenworth assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction since 1988 and co interim superintendent in 1991 92. Ottawa board interviews him and Jan Collins this week as the district considers leadership.
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Herald
David P. Winans
Winans
Ottawa Board of Education
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Charles
Paula
Kansas City Lyric Opera
David Winans Career Chronicle and Family Ties
David Winans grew up in Michigan and earned a 1969 Central Michigan University bachelor’s in social science and elementary education, later a master’s in elementary supervision and a 1995 doctorate from Kanene University. He held Oregon and Minnesota education leadership roles before joining Leavenworth in 1988, with wife Paula and two children Jenny Rebecca and Joe.
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Winans
Michigan
Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Atioch Graduates School of Education
Yellow Springs
Ohio
University of Kanene
Second deadly crash echoes 1986 fatality near Richmond
Harvey County authorities probe Edward W. Lewis 37 after his vehicle crossed the center line Sunday, killing a 17 year old Whitewater girl near her home. The crash comes nearly 13 years after Lewis’ double fatality near Richmond on December 14, 1986, which killed David Hull and Joseph Feuerborn, both 23. Hull's mother expressed sorrow, saying Lewis did not learn.
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Richmond
Edward W. Lewis
Harvey County
Lewis
Whitewater
David W. Hull
Joseph A. Feuerborn
Marks Hull
David
Baker plans six million library renovation at Baker University
BU President Daniel Lambert announced a six million fund drive to transform Collins Library into a state of the art learning resource center. More than 2.8 million has already been raised from gifts and pledges. The campaign is the largest capital project in the university's 141 year history. John Fuller cites campus survey showing student demand for library improvements.
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A Baldwin
Collins
Baker University
Daniel Lambert
John Fuller
Graves seeks abortion compromise in Kansas clash
Gov. Bill Graves aims to seal a compromise with House leaders Robin Jennison and Tony Powell on banning partial birth abortions while keeping a mental health exception. Abortion opponents reject the exception, arguing it creates a loophole. lawmakers cite a 1998 law banning post 22nd week abortions if viability is possible.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Kansas
Graves
Robin Jennison
Healy
Tony Powell
Wichita
House
Powell
Jennison
State receives initial tobacco settlement payment in Kansas
Kansas reports a 20.6 million initial payment from tobacco companies, part of a 1.5 billion expected over 25 years under the Master Settlement. Attorney General Carla Stovall welcomes the funds, noting the money solidifies the settlement and curbs aggressive ads aimed at youth.
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Topeka
State of Kansas
Kansas
Carla Stovall
Big Tobacco
Stovall
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