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    Man sentenced in fatal fall of Manhattan Woman

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    By KMAN Staff on November 19, 2014 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County
    Naomi McClendon-photo courtesty of Facebook
    Naomi McClendon-photo courtesty of Facebook
    Naomi McClendon-photo courtesty of Facebook

    Tempe, Ariz. (AP)-One of the men accused of alcohol-related violations in connection with the fatal fall of an Arizona State University student from Kansas has been sentenced. A Maricopa County Superior Court spokeswoman says David Siegal received 18 months of probation with a deferred jail term of 45 days. 18-year old Naomi McClendon of Manhattan plunged to her death March 30 from an apartment complex after attending a fraternity party.

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