Great Newspapers Attract Top Reporters Say Jenkins
Editorial veteran Holman W. Jenkins of The Wall Street Journal argues that a newspaper’s greatness stems from talent drawn to its pages. Ambition and skill fuel quality writing, not only owners' noble aims.
County warns parents on social hosting of teen alcohol parties
Franklin County school district superintendents and County Attorney Heather Jones remind parents of a new law effective July 1 2007 that criminalizes social hosting of underage drinking. Violators face fines up to $1,000 and up to six months in jail. The effort includes sending 700 letters to juniors and seniors and a tip line at 1 866 MUST B 21 for reporting underage drinking.
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Tribes and federal government unite over tribal court reach
Tom Beaver argues in support of Cheyenne River Sioux tribal authority amid Plains Commerce Bank v Long. He cites DOJ brief backing tribal jurisdiction for civil matters and urges action to curb non-Indian crime on reservations. He warns that without federal aid, violence on Indian lands will rise.
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Kansas Senate Seeks Quick Vacancy Rules Amid GOP Fears
Kansas Republicans fret over potential Senate and treasurer vacancies if Sebelius appoints successors. The plan would force rapid party conventions to pick candidates, shaping the 2002 elections as moderates lose ground to the conservative GOP Assembly. Hawver notes the governor may face a test on giving up two key appointments.
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