County jails take more mentally ill as case grows in May 2002
Oglesby, a Lawrence figure active on homeless issues, pleaded no contest after a May 2002 disturbance at Dr Shelly McColm’s dental office and later assaulting a jailer. She credits proper medication for improvement after hospital evaluation but argues funding gaps hinder access to care. Advocates critique jail-first approach, while Bert Nash centers report ongoing challenges in keeping patients on meds.
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The United States delays a war resolution vote as coalition talks continue. Pakistan vows abstention, Chile signals reluctance without changes, and key veto powers France Russia and China loom. Britain Spain Bulgaria and others are courted while Germany Syria and Pakistan show hesitancy.
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