Kansas meth watch plan targets store clerks overreach
Kansas law enforcement aims to train checkout clerks as undercover eyes for meth production sites. Stores would display Meth Watch decals and relocate items while police urge quick calls for large OTC purchases. Officials cite some success in Great Bend and emphasize total purchase patterns over single actions.
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Ansas
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Great Bend
Garden City
Mike Utz
Utz
Kansas lawmakers contact addresses and phones
List of state legislators with office locations in the State Capitol, rooms and phone numbers for Rep Bill Light, Sen Steve Morris, Rep Ward Loyd, Rep Gary Hayzlett, Rep Melvin Neufeld. Addresses show Topeka KS 66612 and room numbers 175-W, 143-N, 174-W, 115-S, 182-W with respective 785 numbers.
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Bill Light
State Capitol
Topeka
Steve Morris
Ward Loyd
Gary Hayzlett
Melvin Neufeld
Local Voice Awareness Highlights Meth Dangers and Prevention
Bill Draper urges awareness of meth risks in Kansas as officials push merchants to watch for precursors. He notes drug production harms, the cost of incarceration versus treatment, and the limits of enforcement while calling for education, support, and responsible action.
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Finney County
Kansas
Wal-Mart
Koch Crime Institute
Bush II learns from father amid tax plans and energy woes
The piece notes President Bush II studies his father's presidency, backing a large tax cut while resisting short term energy fixes. It contrasts economic timing with energy policy, cites Brady and Quayle on stimulus, and discusses political risk for Republicans facing 1994-style losses.
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Washington
Bush
Treasury
Nicholas Brady
Mar
Ket
Brady
Capitol Hill
Dan Quayle
Bill Clinton
Bush II
Tom Davis
National Republican Congressional Committee
Davis
White House
House
Senate
Congress
Clinton
On This Day May 15 Historical Highlights
May 15 marks key events including the 1911 Supreme Court order dissolving Standard Oil under the Sherman Act. Notable firsts and milestones appear, such as Bartholomew Gosnold’s 1602 Cape Cod discovery and Ellen Church becoming the first airline stewardess in 1930. Nylon stockings debuted in 1940 and gasoline rationing began in 1942. Thought: faults are thick where love is thin.
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Supreme Court
Standard Oil Co
Cape Cod
Bartholomew Gosnold
Ellen Church
United Airlines
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
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Delaney
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Garden City Telegram
Dick Cheney
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Oregon
Midwest
Rocky Mountain College
Montana
Cheney
David Broder
Washington Post
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Gctelegram.com
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