Editorial: Stolen identities spark fear and urges caution
The piece outlines the vast scope of identity theft, citing thousands of victims and potential losses, with 90,000 complaints last year and a 35 percent rise in alerts. It urges care with personal data, shredding records, vigilant credit monitoring, and stronger laws while highlighting the ongoing impact on victims and the need for precautionary steps.
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Journal- World Editorial Creed From Dolph Simons Era
The JoURnal- World asserts accuracy and fair reporting with no editorial mixing. It pledges to safeguard citizen rights, support disadvantaged groups, expose dishonesty, and back community improvement projects under Dolph Simons Sr. legacy.
Blame the host not the eater in McDonalds obesity suit
Leonard Pitts Jr argues the New York class action against McDonalds shifts blame from individuals to the restaurant chain. He compares it to Big Tobacco but faults the plaintiffs and parents for a lack of self control. The piece condemns the lawsuit as cynical and urges personal accountability.
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Open highway segment near Lawrence faces weather delays
Weather dependent work aims to open a K-10 four lane section from Blue Mound Road to old K-10 interchange east of Eudora within a day or two. Kansas River bridge spans should be done by mid December but may slip post holidays. Officials consider contractor penalties for further delays. Douglas County Christmas Bureau to coordinate holiday relief. Old bridge replacement delays persist as funding remains uncertain. A deer open season in Kansas by 1965 is predicted following Thanksgiving turnpike incidents. 1902 note reports gray squirrel fur recurrences in fashion with fur combinations and tartan trims.
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Rift deepens in Bush foreign policy debates
Washington AP reports a continuing rift within the Bush administration over Iraq policy and Middle East, North Korea, and China. Powell leans toward U.N. approval while Cheney and Rumsfeld push for quicker action, with GOP gains diminishing Democratic influence.
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