Death penalty urged in Kahler family killings case
Prosecutors in Kansas filed a notice seeking the death penalty for James Kraig Kahler, former Columbia Missouri Water and Light director, if convicted of killing his wife Karen Kahler, two daughters Lauren and Emily, and Karen's grandmother Dorothy Wight during Thanksgiving weekend 2009. Kahler, arraigned in Osage County, faces four counts of capital murder with aggravating factors claimed, with trial set to begin August 8.
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Associated Press
Lyndon
Columbia, Mo
Kansas
James Kraig Kahler
Water and Light Department
Columbia
Kahler
Osage County
Amy Han
Ley
Kraig
Karen Kahler
Daugh
Ters Lauren
Emily
Dorothy Wight
Kraig Kahler
Tom Haney
Columbia Daily Tribune
Texas
Haney
Columbia Water Department
Police chief urges state ban on bath salts
Topeka Salina police Chief James Hill tells the House panel bath salts present a major threat amid abuse for meth like highs. A 21 year old University of Kansas student died after running onto Interstate 135 in Salina. investigators found a container of bath salts on Elijah Taylor. A witness testified Taylor also used an herbal blend mimicking marijuana before the crash. Bath salts marketed as Blue Majic Blue Silk Ivory Snow Vanilla Sky Purple Wave Hurricane Charlie White Dove have appeared in similar outlets as synthetic cannabis. Authorities note linked deaths nationwide.
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University of Kansas
Salina
Taylor
Truth about frivolous tax arguments. Do you really owe taxes?
The IRS warns against frivolous claims denying tax liability. Wages and compensation are taxable income under law. Courts uphold Section 1341 rules, the Sixteenth Amendment, and Brushaber. Penalties apply for pursuing groundless tax arguments. most defendants are convicted.
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Reese
United States
IRS
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Brushaber
Union Pacific
Kansas Senate backs equal suffrage and Ottawa Baker football change
On February 8 1911 the Kansas Senate approved House concurrent resolution No 3 for equal suffrage by 27 to 12 after examining the Hamilton Bill on presidential electors. Also Ottawa Baker football may forego Thanksgiving day with Baker faculty opposing using the day for a game and proposing either the day before or after. Madame Antionette Le Brun arrives with an English Grand Opera Company, delivering a two act program with a silver gown and strong voice noted by Ottawans and regional audiences alike.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
House
Senate
Ottawa
Baker
Baker University
William Jewell
Madame Antionette le Brun
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Ottawa Herald
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ATP Evolution
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Incow Tay
Payor i Ritortet Arrael
Cail
Hrblock
Tax Group, Inc
Ames St
Baldwin City
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