Drones risk to public spaces highlighted by KU stadium incident
The KU Public Safety Office notes concern after an unauthorized drone flew over Memorial Stadium for about 15 minutes during the Texas KU game on Sept 27. The device carried a camera and could threaten privacy and safety, signaling the need for federal regulation of non military drone use.
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Fragmented Syrian opposition and rogue foreign meddling
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius argues that the Syrian moderate opposition remains splintered amid competing foreign sponsorships by the United States Turkey Qatar Saudi Arabia and Jordan. He notes the CIA backed program failed to unify nearly 1000 brigades and that external powers treated Syria as an intelligence playground while Islamist factions grew stronger and the Free Syrian Army weakened. The piece highlights chaotic Istanbul operations and the shifting control under Bandar bin Sultan and Mohammed bin Nayef as the coalition struggles to align aims and prevent the rise of Jabhat al Nusra and Islamic State.
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Speeding Warned In Old Hometown Streets
Holmes and Dr McKeever asked town officials to curb speeding on Ohio and Indiana Streets after several accidents in the west part of town. A proposal to place a warning board at Ninth and Indiana was discussed and approved as a good idea, then turned over to the Chief of Police to ensure motorists are warned.
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Bell challenges Booker in New Jersey Senate race
Washington Post columnist Will examines Jeff Bell's 2016 bid against Sen. Cory Booker, contrasting Bell's gold standard stance and sparse fundraising with Booker's high-dollar operation and liberal, issue-driven approach. He notes New Jersey's voting history and urges an incumbent challenge soon.
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