Second woman identified in barrel linked to Robinson case
Cass County prosecutors identified Bever ly Bonner as the second woman found in a barrel tied to the John Edward Robinson investigation. Bonner, who worked at the Western Missouri Correctional Center, disappeared in spring 1994 and may have known Robinson during his prison term. detectives continue identifying three other bodies and pursuing tips as Robinson faces aggravated sexual battery and theft charges with a $5 million bond.
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Peltier denied parole at hearing in Leavenworth
Leonard Peltier, serving two life terms for the killings of FBI agents Williams and Coler, was denied parole by an examiner after a Monday hearing. The recommendation keeps his sentence until the next full parole review in 2008. The Parole Commission will decide, while attorneys pledged appeals and raised due process concerns.
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Two candidates file for Kansas State Board of Education
In Topeka two Republican candidates Brad Angell of Junction City and Patrick Hill of Topeka filed for the State Board of Education before noon Monday. The 10 member board, with five seats up in November, faces debates over science standards that de-emphasize evolution. Angell seeks the 6th District seat against Bruce Wyatt. Eloise Lynch runs as the sole Democrat. Hill, the only Republican in the 4th District, argues the board’s standards support local control, while opponents focus on reading and math education.
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Officers Die in Topeka Copter Crash During False Alarm
Two Topeka police officers were killed when their helicopter crashed while investigating a false alarm near a Lowe's warehouse. The pilot and observer, both unnamed, were inside the craft as witnesses reported a tailspin before the fire. National Safety Board FAA and Kansas Highway Patrol were investigating the cause. Police noted the unit often flies at night and requires two aboard.
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