Corridor study weighs options to ease traffic flow
A corridor study from U.S. 24 north to K-10 explores widening U.S. 24 between Tonganoxie and Perry, adding lanes on K-10, and potential light rail or smart highway tech. Opponents worry displacement and sprawl. supporters point to growth underway and broader mobility. The $1.2 million project will use computer models, include a public input toll free line, and study all modes before any decision.
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Tobacco bill sparks split among growers and lawmakers
Growers and lawmakers react to the McCain tobacco proposal as industry fears price hikes and sanctions collide with hopes for youth smoking reductions. Key figures warn of offshore production, black market risks, and courtroom fights, while White House officials demand tougher penalties and a sign of progress before approval. Senate leaders set a June 1 vote deadline amid ongoing negotiations and political pressure.
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Mississippi
Cabbie slaying spurs police probe in Denver parking dispute
Police chief orders internal inquiry after vital witness details were not relayed at the scene of Mustapha Maarouf’s beating and death in a parking lot near the University of Denver. Two suspects, 18 year olds Christopher Buchanan and Demetris O’Neil, are held on first degree murder suspicions. others sought.
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Justices Hear Case on HIV as Disability in ADA Lawsuit
The Supreme Court weighed whether HIV infection obliges protection under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Maine dentist Randon Bragdon argues the patient Sidney Abbott lacks a disability due to no AIDS symptoms, while Abbott’s side contends HIV’s contagious and fatal nature creates a substantial impairment affecting major life activities. Justices debated if HIV infection imposes a disability and the scope of direct threat to others under the law, with a ruling expected by July.
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