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June 19, 2013

Jury finds $1.2 million in damages in verdict against Wichita doctor

By Tim Potter, The Wichita Eagle

A jury has found a Wichita doctor responsible for more than $1.2 million in damages in a malpractice case.

City Council OKs improvements to Chisholm Creek Park

By Raymond Howze, The Wichita Eagle

Improvements are coming to Chisholm Creek Park.

Newton man to compete in 2013 World Dwarf Games

By Matt Riedl, The Wichita Eagle

On the pavement outside where he works at Sand Creek Station golf course, Carson Hayes takes a break from washing carts and practices his boccia.

Kansas WWII vets will fly Wednesday to Washington, D.C.

By RICK PLUMLEE, The Wichita Eagle

Forty-five World War II veterans will fly out of Wichita on Wednesday to visit their memorial and other sights in Washington, D.C.

Judge quashes subpoena against Wichita Eagle reporter in jail guard sex case

By ROY WENZL, The Wichita Eagle

A Sedgwick County district judge on Tuesday quashed a subpoena that sought to compel Wichita Eagle reporter Tim Potter to testify about contacts he had with lawyers representing inmates who claimed they were sexually abused in the county jail.

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