Child Porn Laws And Treatment Debated By Experts
Experts discuss that sexual orientation toward children is formed at birth and urge treatment over punishment. They note research gaps, stress factors, and the role of medications and group counseling in reducing reoffense risk, while warning against overly harsh registries and living restrictions.
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Kenneth Lanning
FBI
National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
Lanning
Jerry Epp
Prairie View Mental Health Center
Newton
Epp
Prairie View
Johns Hopkins
Foster caregiver Mary Guy aids animals in need
Mary Guy runs a foster program in Garden City for large dogs and cats shaping temporary homes when shelters fill. She co founded the Finney County Humane Society and provides food and dog houses for foster families while seeking permanent placements, noting her 25 years of care and urging others to become foster caregivers by contacting the society or president Nancy Garhart.
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Garden City
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Nancy Garhart
FCHS
Rain or shine event features homemade crafts and foods
At the festival Moege notes lower spending this year while Charity Candles owners Travis and Tina Elias report steady sales for their fourth year. Their charity drive donates ten percent to children’s charities. Vendors note homemade hot sauce KC’s Cippi Salsa from Hugoton sells well. A high school senior suggests adding a purse booth.
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Tina Elias
Charity Candles
Travis Elias
Tanner
Katrina
Kimberly
Christopher Sandoval
Hugoton
Kimberly Sandoval
Bush urges swift deployment of international peacekeeping force
President Bush pressed for rapid international intervention to enforce a cease-fire in southern Lebanon. He cited the urgent humanitarian need and acknowledged Iraq’s war strain as U.S. casualties exceed 2,600. The UN seeks 3,500 peacekeepers. no major European contributions are yet pledged.
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Colleges vie for Saudi students amid visa security overhaul
Saudi officials say 10 229 Saudi students in the United States will receive scholarships and by January the program will grow to 15 000, surpassing Mexico and Turkey. Kansas State leaders push for tolerant Arab and Muslim student environments as post 9 11 laws raise civil liberty concerns and visa security tightens under DHS and SEVIS.
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State Department
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United States
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Washington
Mazyed Ibrahim Almazyed
Kansas State University
Jon Wefald
Riyadh
Al-Jabeir
Congress
Department of Homeland Security
Araoe Aeu
Clark Kent Ervin
Department
SEVIS
Government Accountability Office
GAO
DHS
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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Ervin
America
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