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Bo Rader
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Senior Photographer and Photo Editor, Wichita Eagle
Kansas
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Politics , Real Estate , Technology , Pro Wrestling
gadgets, b2b
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By Bo Rader Verified| Wichita Eagle Verified A 30-year-old Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office jail deputy remains hospitalized after an inmate threw a pot of boiling water on him, sheriff’s office spokesperson Branden Stitt said in a news release Tuesday that provided more details about the Monday evening attack. The deputy has second- and third-degree burns on the back of his body and is expected to make a full recovery. He has been with the sheriff’s office two years.
By Bo Rader Verified| Wichita Eagle Verified A 30-year-old Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office jail deputy remains hospitalized after an inmate threw a pot of boiling water on him, sheriff’s office spokesperson Branden Stitt said in a news release Tuesday that provided more details about the Monday evening attack. The deputy has second- and third-degree burns on the back of his body and is expected to make a full recovery. He has been with the sheriff’s office two years.
In this February 26, 2007 file photograph, Charles Koch, head of Koch Industries, talks about his book on Market Based Management.
By Bo Rader Verified| Auburn Citizen Verified Suppose that when you did something bad, you could split off another you to deal with it, basically by dying and taking the punishment with it. You can't. But you could if you were a corporation, and would if you were a corporation owned by Charles Koch and you wanted to avoid possibly paying lots of money to people your corporation had harmed. The Texas two-step Koch Industries owns Georgia ...
Company Info
Wichita Eagle
The Wichita Eagle is a daily newspaper based in Wichita, Kansas, founded in 1872. It is one of the oldest newspapers in the region and has undergone several name changes before adopting its current title. The newspaper is owned by The McClatchy Company, which supports its operations and editorial direction. The Wichita Eagle provides extensive coverage of local, national, and business news, focusing on topics relevant to the Wichita community, such as politics, education, sports, and cultural events. It offers both print and digital subscriptions, allowing readers to access real-time updates and archives. The newspaper actively engages with the local community through events and editorial content that reflects the interests of its readers.
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Founded: 1872