Editorial: Keeping track of sex offenders across states
The Journal-World examination shows more than 160 Kansas sex offenders did not re register after moving, creating potential federal or state crimes. U S Marshals Service traced 22 cases. four arrests for other offenses, two in the Army. Calls for a national sex offender registry and unified reporting to reduce cross state gaps and protect the public.
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Libyan MANPADS raise alarm on air attack risk
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius reports private warnings that Libyan kept missiles post Gaddafi, including 800 refurbished MANPADS linked to Boko Haram, may pose a threat to civil aviation across Niger Chad and Nigeria. U.S. officials acknowledge a long term risk and interagency efforts to reduce it.
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Booker Washington to Speak at University Chapel
Booker Washington will visit Lawrence on Tuesday morning to address the University chapel at Chancellor Strong's invitation. The talk is open to the public and aims to showcase the head of Tuskegee Institute as a leading example of progress for men of today.
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Public Forum on Planning and Policy Debates in Lawrence
Candice Davis urges careful downtown planning and adherence to city codes for Ninth and New Hampshire hotel project with community involvement. Mary Ann Kieffer and Lance Kinzer address abortion funding and Agenda 21 while Ralph Reed criticizes Kansas House and redistricting amid policy debates.
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