Former Wellington MD found guilty in Kansas patient murder
Dr. L. Stan Naramore, 51, was convicted in Cheyenne County District Court of second degree murder and attempted first degree murder for killings tied to two patients in 1992. He faces 40 years to life with possible sentences of 20 years to life on each charge and awaits sentencing after a pre-sentence report.
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Kansas
L. Stan Naramore
Cheyenne County District Court
St Francis
Kan
Sharon Elliott
Mary Horsch
Tions
Kansas Attorney General
Naramore
Haramore
Thomas County
Colby
Kurt Kerns
Wichita
Hays
Daily News
Kerns
Cheyenne County Hospital
St. Francis
Willt
Peone
Leach
Willi
Horsch
Wellington Police See Arrests Rise in 1995
Wellington police report 1995 arrests at 185, up from 89 in 1994, due to more staff including 12 officers and two per shift. The department recovered about 42 percent of $31,095 stolen in 1995, down from 48 percent of $104,078 in 1994. Auxiliary hours rose to 787 with eight volunteers. chief Rollins aims for 20 and plans recruitment drives.
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Wellington
Steve Rollins
Rollins
Wellington student earns All-State Choir honor in Dayton
Wellington High senior Todd Molesky earned a rare All-State Choir spot chosen from 600 applicants. He traveled to Dayton for the 8 p.m. concert, rehearsed, and plans to study nursing at the University of Akron. He also taps tuba, works at Elms Nursing Home, and will star in Wellington High’s Hello Dolly. Local education abroad notes cover Aaron Johnson’s England teaching stint and Notre Dame concert band stop in Wellington.
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Wellington High School
Dayton
Ohio Music Education Association
Molesky
Lisa Manning
University of Akron
Elms Nursing Homie
Wellington
Aaron Johnson
England
Johnson
Ashland University
Farnham
Morehead State University
A Johnson
Conce Johnson
United Era
Potters Gate
Church of England
Scotland
Highlands
States
St. Patrick Church
University of Notre Dame
McCormick Middle School
Wellington Enterprise
Pizza House
Sparkle Market
Strongsville Savings
Abe
Cleveland-Cuya Hoga College Offers Free Genealogy Workshop
Cleveland Cuya Hoga Community College announces a free genealogy workshop focused on African American ancestry. The session covers research methods, record types, and local archives to help attendees trace family histories.
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Cleveland — Cuyahoga Community College
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