Two Lawrence Residents Debate Concealed Carry
A pair of Lawrence residents present opposing views on concealed carry. Supporters emphasize personal protection while opponents warn of accidental shootings and rash weapon use. The piece contrasts their concerns and stances on gun laws.
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The Power and Price of a Concealed Carry Card
Richard Dyer, a 57 year old Kansan and self described bookworm, sits in his Lawrence apartment with a flower craft and a Royals schedule, revealing a tougher side as he discusses why a firearm lets him look someone in the eye and say no. Reporter Chad Lawhorn investigates the process of obtaining a concealed carry permit in Kansas.
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Barstow memories shape views on guns and danger
Marilyn Roy recalls growing up near Cold War era military bases in Barstow California and how the sight of guns stirs anger and fear. She reflects on concealed weapons and the uneasy mix of power and danger in a desert town shaped by Route 66 and sonic booms.
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Hear the subjects speak and see more about the state's concealed carry law at www jworld com
Hearings and public discussion focus on the state's concealed carry law, highlighting speaker perspectives and potential changes. The brief online resource directs readers to www.jworld.com for full details and latest updates on policy implications.
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Official English becomes state language in new laws
Among 202 bills signed, the state adopts English as official language with no requirement for documents or meetings in other languages. Interpreters or translations may still be offered. Gov Sebelius notes limited impact, while supporters say it aids assimilation and job prospects.
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Two men ram Glasgow airport with flaming jeep attack
Police in Scotland arrested two men after a flaming jeep rammed Glasgow Airport’s main terminal on Saturday. Investigators link the assault to two car bombs found in London the day before as the nation faces renewed terrorism threats.
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Chores eclipse children as key in marriage poll
A Pew survey shows Americans now rank sharing chores ahead of children for a successful marriage. In 1990 children were third. now 8th of 9 factors. Chore sharing 62 percent very important, up from 47 percent. The main purpose seen as mutual happiness, not bearing children. Margin of error 3 points.
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Jail faces largest officer shortage in six years
The Douglas County Jail reports its biggest shortage of corrections officers in six years, signaling staffing strain and potential delays in operations as Monday approaches.
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