FAA tightens pilot fatigue rules for safer flights
The FAA updated airline pilot work rules to reduce fatigue, addressing night shifts and time-zone travel. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called it a major step, with carriers given two years to comply and costs estimated at 297 million dollars over ten years after industry objections and cost reductions.
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NYC soldiers charged in death of comrade
Eight soldiers are charged in the death of Pvt. Daniel Chen a 19 year old New Yorker found dead in a guardhouse in Afghanistan on Oct 3. Five face involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide charges amid allegations of illegal hazing maltreatment assault and threats. Families and activists link bullying to his death amid Army silence on exact circumstances.
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State poverty report reveals bleak data
The Kansas poverty report from KACAP shows Kansas children rising from 18 to 24 percent in poverty between 2009 and 2010 and 20,000 more residents falling into poverty. The 2012 Kansas Poverty Report, unveiled at the Capitol, cites negative trends in poverty, unemployment, and income with policy recommendations for affordable housing and job training to lawmakers.
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Kansas population up 0.6 percent in 2011
Census estimates Kansas at 2,871,238 residents after an 18,120 person gain from April 2010 to July 2011. State growth ranks 32nd among states and DC, with neighboring states showing faster increases. Governor Brownback pushes rural growth via tax breaks and tuition repayment.
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Don’t Buy War Toys Campaign In Lawrence
Lawrence Coalition for Peace and Justice members urge holiday shoppers to skip violent toys and video games. They distribute flyers urging peace replacing war toys with sports equipment, board games and Legos, noting a wartime habit of playing war reflected in today’s toys and media. Allan Hanson, spokesman, explains the two decades long campaign and the desire to teach values other than violence.
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