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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 2005

Page

7

Daylight Saving Bill Sparks Bus Route Concerns

Valley Springs School District Superintendent Sanders voices alarm over daylight-saving time changes, noting some rural bus routes exceed an hour and posing safety worries for young students waiting for buses. He argues the plan could create hardship for working parents and children.

Ers Valley Springs Arkansas Sanders Canada Mexico Congress

Disney Anaheim ride crash and BTK case mingle in roundup

Nationwide briefing notes two Disney Park incidents in Anaheim with 15 injured and families pursuing action. BTK killer Dennis Rader plans to represent himself in lawsuits from victims’ families, with sentencing set for August 17. Also covered are a divorce granting and a social services accountability ruling in a Louisiana case involving a child’s death.

Anaheim John Nicoletti Nicoletti Disney Park Wichita Kan BTK Dennis Rader Rader Mark Hutton

Private prisons boom driven by federal demand growth

The private prison sector expands as federal agencies surge housing inmates and detainees. Since 2000 federal inmates in private facilities rose two thirds to over 24,000 with for-profit sites holding about 14 percent of federal prisoners, while state inmates remain under 6 percent.

Michigan Supreme Court rules beaches open to public

In Traverse City Michigan the state Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the public may roam from the water edge to the ordinary high water mark along Lake Huron beaches overturning a prior ruling that neighboring property owners held exclusive use. The decision strengthens public access and supports tourism dependent on Great Lakes beaches.

Traverse City Mich Michigan Great Lakes State Supreme Court Joan M Glass Lake Huron Keith Schneider The Michigan Land Use Institute

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