Parson woman held on $500,000 bail in fatal shooting
Kim Patton was charged with first degree murder after police say she shot her sleeping brother in law at his Labette County home. The motive cited is a September rape allegation against her daughter. Patton was arrested at her home about 30 minutes after the 2 a.m. killing and is held in Labette County Jail.
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Morris quintuplets head home from hospital in Kansas
In Topeka, two Morris quintuplet girls Holly and Kasey were discharged from Stormont-Vail Regional Medical Center with parents, while sisters Mallory and Jordan stay hospitalized. A fifth sibling Evan died 24 weeks after birth, leaving two surviving babies.
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Mallory
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Evan
Salmonella tied to Schwan's ice cream recall in Kansas
KDHE confirms first Kansas Salmonella case linked to Schwan's products from Marshall Minnesota plant for all pre October 7 items. Schwan's offers full refunds and coverage for doctor visits and tests, 1 800 544 6855. Prosecutors seek to try 17 year old Matthew Turk as an adult for second degree murder in Anthony Long's death after a passing car shot.
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State Department of Health and Environment
Schwan
KDHE
Kansas
Sales Enterprises Inc
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Turk
Ottawa officials defend safe drinking water amid atrazine report
Ottawa City Manager Scott Lambers refutes an Environmental Working Group critique of atrazine in local water, calling the study irresponsible and arbitrary. He cites treatment safety and notes the average detected level in treated water is 1.12 ppb, below Kansas raw-water statewide averages, with farmers’ atrazine use decreasing over time.
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Itawa
Environmental Working Group
Ottawa
Scott Lambers
Lambers
EWG
Darrin Hibdon
Franklin County
Hibdon
Corn Belt
Kansas
Nuclear deal signed to end Korean tension in Geneva
United States and North Korea reach a landmark accord in Geneva after over a year of talks. Negotiators Robert Gallucci and Kang Sok Ju signed the documents at North Korea's mission to the UN amid applause.
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Korean Peninsula
North Korea
United States
U.S
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Premature Baby Faces $40,000 Medical Bills in Princeton
Hannah Marie Gorton, 17 days old, was born six weeks early at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. Her lungs were underdeveloped and she required intensive care. Parents Shelly and Kevin Gorton, without health insurance, face mounting medical bills while Hannah improves after a stay that began Oct. 2.
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Shelly
Kevin Gorton
Princeton
Hannah
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Mrs Ames Sentenced To Five Years For Espionage Conspiracy
In Alexandria Virginia U S District Judge Claude M Hilton sentenced Maria Ames the wife of convicted spy Aldrich Ames to five years and three months in prison after a 25 minute hearing She had pleaded guilty last April 28 to conspiring to commit espionage and evade taxes The plea called for 63 to 72 months but the judge could have imposed up to 15 years She spoke a 3 4 page statement seeking mercy to care for their five year old son Paul who is with relatives in Bogota
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Alexandria
Aldrich Ames
U.S
Claude M. Hilton
Hilton
Ames
Paul
Bogota
Seoul Bridge Collapse Kills 32 on Han River
A section of the Songsu bridge collapsed during morning rush hour in Seoul, sending a city bus minivan and cars into the Han River. At least 32 died and 17 were injured as divers boats and helicopters aided rescue efforts. 23 people were saved amid fast currents and debris.
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Seoul
South Korea
Songsu
Han River
Actor Burt Lancaster Dies at 81 in Los Angeles
Actor Burt Lancaster, famed for muscular, intelligent film roles, has died at age 81 in Los Angeles. He suffered a stroke four years earlier leaving him partially paralyzed, ending a career that spanned more than 70 motion pictures.
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Burt Lancaster
Susie
Lancaster
Judge Ito reverses media ban in Simpson jury selection
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lance Ito reversed his ruling barring reporters from part of jury selection in the O J Simpson case. Defense attorney Robert Shapiro said they were mistaken and agreed to return to prior procedures. An AP reporter was admitted as plans for appeal proceeded.
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Ito
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