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Tiller suspect's mailings tout killings

Roeder has contacted anti-abortion opponents, calls attacks justifiable

By Roxana Hegeman - Associated Press Writer

WICHITA - A man charged with shooting a prominent Kansas doctor who performed late-term abortions has been advocating through mailings from his jail cell that such killings are justifiable and communicating with individuals on the fringes of the anti-abortion ...
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Putting Kan. wheat to the test
(Amy Bickel/The Hutchinson News) Allen Trower examines a sample of wheat at his desk at Kansas Grain Inspection Service. Licensed by the federal government, the agency inspects and grades wheat for elevators, farmers and others.

Putting Kan. wheat to the test

Grain inspectors work behind scenes to make official call on its value

By Amy Bickel - The Hutchinson News - abickel@hutchnews.com

Truckloads of wheat are unloaded at terminals not far from the little gray building on Hutchinson's Superior Street.

But the job of Allen Trower and his crew of about a dozen deals only with a fragment of the 340 million bushels Kansas farmers are expected ...
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Neal: Seeing progress best part of terms
(File photo) Darla Neal talks during a USD 308 Board of Education meeting in this 2008 file photo. Superintendent David Flowers is seen behind her.

Neal: Seeing progress best part of terms

Departing USD 308 board vet calls school revamps memorable

By Jesse Truesdale - The Hutchinson News - jtruesdale@hutchnews.com

After 12 years on the Hutchinson Public Schools Board of Education, three-term veteran Darla Neal attended her last meeting as a member this week.

"I said originally I would only do three terms," Neal said in explaining her decision to not run for re-elec ...
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Law firm ends, but pair still practicing

By Mary Clarkin - The Hutchinson News - mclarkin@hutchnews.com

A Hutchinson law firm has dissolved, but its two remaining partners continue to practice law.

Leslie, O'Sullivan & Brown has ceased its operation at 315 W. First Ave. The property is for sale, with a list price of $185,000.

Ronald Leslie, specializing ...
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