Kentucky moves to enshrine hunting in state constitution
Kentucky lawmakers advanced a proposed constitutional amendment to protect hunting and fishing rights, aiming to prevent future bans. The House approved the measure 94 to 1 with Rep. Jim Wayne the sole opposing vote, while NRA officials called the move a bipartisan safeguard for rural sportsmen as nationwide pressure grows.
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Delray Beach suspect tied to children deaths held on weapons charges
Police searched Clem Beauchamp home as investigators sifted through his Delray Beach residence for evidence in the canal deaths of two siblings. Beauchamp, jailed on a 2009 weapons charge involving a home made silencer found with a stuffed duffel bag, has not been charged in the children case. Autopsy reports and the mother's status remain unresolved as police probe links to another decedent.
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Trend reversal in ear infections cuts visits to doctors
Atlanta AP report notes nearly a 30 percent drop in young children's ear infection visits over 15 years. Harvard researchers link reduced parental smoking and more vaccination to fewer cases, while daycare growth previously drove higher rates. CDC data show 1993 to 2008 declines in visits and per-child rates.
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Buckles death sparks Capitol Rotunda honors debate
As West Virginia lawmakers push to lay Frank Buckles in the Capitol Rotunda, Washington leaders weigh Arlington National Cemetery ceremonies. Senate Democrat Jay Rockefeller and Joe Manchin blame Boehner for blocking Rotunda honors as Buckles, last WWI veteran, rested amid bipartisan calls to honor all WWI veterans.
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Gospel singing benefit for Braylon Clemins today at Pocahontas HS
A gospel singing benefit begins at 6 p.m. at Pocahontas High School to aid 14 month old Braylon Clemins awaiting open heart surgery on March 8 in Morgantown. Funds go toward hospital bills and expenses during the stay.
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Christian) Clemins
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