Kansas towns weigh smoking rules in restaurants
Kansas cities including Lyons Salina and Hutchinson discuss smoking bans or restrictions in restaurants. Lyons tightened rules to require separate enclosed smoking areas while Salina bans smoking in public eateries between 5 am and 9 pm. Proponents cite health risks and employees exposure, opponents warn of rights and business impact.
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We have found the smoking gun says Hubbard on foam test
Columbia Accident Investigation Board member Scott Hubbard describes a foam insulation test that blew a 16 inch hole in shuttle wing parts. The board works to determine the cause of the disaster while officials weigh implications for space safety.
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Telegram reader feedback address and contact options
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Freedom of Religion and Speech Pledge in Bill of Rights
A fragment outlines protections against government interference with religion and the free exercise thereof as well as freedoms of speech press and peaceful assembly and the right to petition for redress of grievances.
Experts warn US unprepared for another terrorist attack
Warren Rudman leads a CFR task force warning the United States remains dangerously ill prepared to handle a catastrophic attack. The report highlights gaps for first responders and hospitals, calls for a permanent Homeland Security Department, and urges revamped federal funding and policy standards amid budget battles.
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Landmark Conservation Program Faces Congressional Cutback
A proposed Conservation Security Program aims to reward soil and water stewardship and support farming families. Enrollment planned Oct 1, but the House Appropriations Committee cut all funding and also zeroed two other farm programs. The plan would cost about $4 billion over 10 years and apply across regions, shifting from traditional production-based payments to conservation outcomes.
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Leave the phone alone in car use ban plea
A wide survey shows many nations restrict cell phone use in vehicles and several states move to ban or limit phone use by drivers. Data cite Harvard risk analysis and NTSB urging laws like New Jersey. Calls for hands free use and cautions on distracted driving persist.
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