Dragging a Black Man Behind Pickup Sparks Jail Sentences
Two white men, W. Jones and Arthur Marshall, were jailed on assault and battery with intent to kill charges after dragging Sharon Green a quarter mile behind a red pickup in Williamsburg County. Green suffered multiple injuries. investigators seek motive as Sheriff Williams requests FBI and state police aid. A separate Kansas City fire damaged two abandoned brick buildings, injuring two firefighters. the origin remains under arson and bomb squad review.
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Ad Briefs for Memorial Day Weekend Sales and Closings
Marshall Rd sale at Carpet Warehouse May 29 30 31 for Memorial Day weekend. Daylight Donuts closes May 31 and Ottawa Sanitation runs as usual on holiday. Suttons Jewelry shuts May 31 June 2 for inventory. Hawaiian Shave Ice opens Friday 11 am to 10 pm in Country Mart. GarNetT VFW hosts Melody Members Daylight Donuts.
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Charity official resigns amid Nashville donation theft probe
Ashville Tennessee AP reports the director of Feed The Children Nashville center and six workers are accused of taking donated goods. Tennessee investigators probe after WIVF TV footage shows boxes of brand name clothing and other items removed. Don Richardson to replace Highfill as authorities review scope of alleged theft.
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Kansas highway plan expands rural and urban projects
A revamped 10 year Kansas transportation plan will split funding 65 percent rural and 35 percent urban with local matching funds boosting scores. About 200 requests are expected this year for enhancement projects chosen by a governor appointed panel, with final decisions by Transportation Secretary Dean Carlson.
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