Perry-Lecompton teachers urge tougher gun policy at school
Perry-Lecompton Teachers Association warns lax discipline after a student brought a gun to Perry-Lecompton High School last month. The incident involved a gun found in a vehicle and shells inside the building, with the student suspended for the semester but allowed to finish courses at home. Teachers say the punishment is too lenient, may conflict with state and federal law requiring expulsion for gun incidents, and seek a formal legal opinion while stressing student safety and strong consequences to deter such acts.
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Historic events from 1773 to 1944 summarized
Key moments include the Boston Tea Party in 1773 protesting tea taxes, Beethoven's birth in 1770 in Bonn, Napoleon's divorce from Josephine in 1809, Rasputin's murder in 1916, and the start of the Battle of the Bulge in 1944 during World War II. These dates mark pivotal clashes of politics, culture, and war across history.
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Impeachment week as House weighs Clinton case
David Shribman notes this week brings an historic vote to impeach President Clinton, with uncertainty ahead. He raises questions about public gestures, Democratic support, GOP censure risks, Hillary Clinton's potential role, stock market signals, and how history may judge lawmakers amid a turbulent political moment.
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Wake Up America Tuning In On Clinton Impeachment
Impeachment opponents concede by tuning out while polls show 70 percent oppose removing Clinton. The piece urges citizens to contact lawmakers and participate, noting the impeachment process requires a majority in the House and a two thirds Senate vote. It quotes Florida Representative Robert Wexler and urges readers to engage.
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Clinton not alone in alleged philanderers in history
Readers push back on Clinton impeachment coverage arguing many presidents and politicians faced rumors of extramarital relations or illegitimate children. The letters maintain that impeachment should not hinge on lies but on political power plays and public opinion.
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Kansas University officials weigh oil crisis impact in 1974
In 1973 Kansas University officials and economists warned the energy crisis remains serious yet could ease if oil producers adjust attitudes. The passage notes expectations for 1974 and mentions separate Douglas County 4-H and FFA fairs planned for 1959, plus a failed plan to merge events.
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