White Only pool sign triggers state review in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio Civil Rights Commission weighs reconsidering its Sept. 29 ruling that Cincinnati landlord Jamie Hein violated the Ohio Civil Rights Act by posting a White Only sign at a duplex pool. Parents of a visiting Black girl moved to avoid humiliation. witnesses confirmed the sign and the landlord cited pool clouding hair chemicals as reason.
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Elizabeth Brown
Ohio Civil Right Commission
Gibbons Returns Home to Open Fourwinds Bar and Grill
Ian Gibbons leaves a hard year behind to return to Southwest Kansas. He partners with his mother Avis Gibbons to run the new Fourwinds Bar and Grill, plans open mic nights, and experiments with molecular gastronomy for monthly gourmet meals. He aims to hire 10 staff and dreams of travel. Anything is possible.
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Africa
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Kansas
Desperate Need for Social Workers Highlighted
A jail ministry program completed by Upshaw shows how the FHSA social work initiative helps repeat offenders rehabilitate through work. Upshaw praises professor Carswell, notes the program’s strong alignment with regional needs and licensing success, and invites contact via 785 628 5917 or kjcarswell fhsu.edu.
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Fire in Garden City home blamed on probable accident
Authorities say the Savoy fire is likely an accident. Garden City Fire Chief Allen Shelton notes the home lacked smoke detectors. Burgess, owner of about 300 rental units, says he was unaware of the Smoke Detector Act but has since installed detectors. The case remains under investigation with potential charges unclear. Nichole Savoy had reported a heater issue prior to the fire.
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Garden City
Allen Shelton
Nichole Savoy
Kansas governor tax plan details ignite debate
The plan, touted by Governor Brownback, would end credits and deductions including the earned income tax credit, with shifts to social programs. Lawmakers argue it favors the rich while critics warn of increased poverty risk for children and altered revenue projections.
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Arthur Laffer
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