Screening for phony Social Security numbers opens privacy debate
The federal government will scan state motor vehicle records starting May 8 to detect drivers using false Social Security numbers. Officials cite benefits programs and fraud prevention, while critics warn of privacy risks and potential broad data sharing with police, credit bureaus, and insurers.
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Social Security
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Providence
Smith
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Privacy Journal
Evan Hendricks
Hendricks
Privacy Times
Federal Register
Shapiro apologizes for Fung remark in court
Robert Shapiro apologized for passing out fortune cookies in court and joking about police analyst Dennis Fung’s surname. He said the remark offended some and expressed remorse. The incident prompted a brief recess as Ito and lawyers reviewed a videotape. Prosecutors also disclosed tapes of Brian Kaelin’s interview with author Marc Eliot, obtained without a subpoena.
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OS Angeles
Robert Shapiro
Dennis Fung
Shapiro
Joe McGinnis
Dominick Dunne
Fung
Dunne
Hang Fung
Willie Williams
O.J. Simpson
Lance Ito
Brian
Kate” Kaelin
Christopher Darden
Kaelin
Marc Eliot
Hospital notes and police arrests in Ottawa area
The Daily Report details admissions and discharges across Ottawa including Paula Swanson Ashley Pryor and Gladys Spooner with other names through the weekend. Police notes list arrests for William Miller Michael Whitacre Ricky Bulmer and others with charges of theft burglary and battery and an accident near Tecumesh Main injuring Priscilla Carter’s car passenger Brittany Edwards.
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Paula Swanson
Ottawa
Jackie Blackman
Pomona
Renea Drake
Ashley Prior
Melvern
Gladys Spooner
James Welch
Ethel McCurdy
Williamsburg
Glenn Lancaster
Luther Mages
Margaret Curry
Ashley Pryor
Kenneth Bartlett
Dorothy Crooks
Onawa
Jatle’ Blacktriad
William Dean Miller
E. 5Th
South Walnut
Michael Charles Whitacre
Cleveland
West Second
Ricky Ray Bulmer
N. Elm
David Paul Lohman
N. Nain
Danial L. Hopkins
N. Oak
Tecumesh
Main
Priscilla D. Carter
Daniel Hopkins
Brittany Edwards
Grant
Carter
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rich poor gap widens further in United States
The Times reports new studies show U S inequality surpassing other Western nations and widening. Federal Reserve 1989 data place the richest 1 percent at about 40 percent of wealth. top 20 percent hold 80 percent. Other nations show smaller shares and Finland remains most equal.
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United States
New York Times
Federal Reserve
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the Times
Finland
New York University
Edward N. Wolff
Wolff
Times
Time Warner to Sell Six Flags for $1 Billion Debt Cut
Time Warner Inc said it will sell control of its Six Flags parks to an investment group for 200 million in cash and 800 million in assumed debt. Time Warner keeps a 49 percent stake and will continue to use its characters. The deal reduces the company’s debt by about 1.1 billion and aligns with its plan to exit non core assets. The quarter also showed a smaller loss and higher cash flow across its five main businesses.
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Time Warner Inc
Time Warner
Six Flags
Obituaries honor Briggs Rybolt in area funeral notices
Obituary notices honor Bernard H. Bud Briggs 86 Centropolis died April 14 1995 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with service set at Dengel and Son Mortuary Burial in Union Cemetery Ottawa family details include wife Ethel Meineke son Larry and daughter Karen plus five grandchildren and a great grandchild Alfred W Rybolt 74 Kuna Idaho former Ottawa resident memorial service April 11 1995 at Bevary Baptist Church with Masonic burial Highland Cemetery He lived in Ottawa 1920 1982 Navy World War II occupations include finishing carpenter Ottawa Fire and Police Department and KU security He married Fern Rodgers 1941 who died 1980 then married Doris Deck 1982 surviving spouse with several children stepchildren siblings and many grandchildren Memorials to Masonic Foundation for Medical Research KU Medical Center oncology department via Dengel and Son Mortuary Ada Lenora Frye 92 Baldwin City arrangements pending obituary to be provided by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
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Bud” Briggs
Centropolis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Hardy) Briggs
Andover
N.Y
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Steel
Ottawa Track
Ethel B. Meineke
Oskaloosa
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
Herold Briggs
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Alfred W. Rybolt
Kuna
Idaho
Bevary Bapt Church
William Weber
Buria
Highland Cemetery
Roy James
Tessa Anna (Rowen) Rybolt
Grant City
U.S
Ottawa Fire Department
Ottawa Police Department
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Fern E. Rodgers
Harrisonville
Doris Deck
Miami
Ohlo
Calvary Baptist Church
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
The
Shepherds of Ottawa
White Shrine of
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Kan
Retta
Patricia Goulding
Ethel Rybolt
Steven D. Rybolt
Marvin Mauck
Koloa
Hawaii
Allen Mauck
Federal Way
Wash
Shirley Carley
Portland
Ore
Trish Roberts
Appleton City
Harry D. Rybolt
James L. Rybolt
Vassar
Denzel Rybolt
Alice Hintz
Masonic Foundation For Medical Research
University of Kansas Medical Center Oncology Department
Baldwin City
Ada Lenora Frye
St. Luke's Hospital
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Magnolia tree from White House crash takes root in Tennessee
In Norris Tennessee former Senator Howard Baker Jr. arranged for horticulturalists to propagate clippings from the historic magnolia planted by President Andrew Jackson in memory of his wife Rachel the tree that withstood a plane crash aimed at the White House last September is regenerating on Tennessee soil.
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White House
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Howard Baker Jr
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Court Rejects Affirmative Action Pleas In Fire Dept Case
The Supreme Court refused to reinstate Birmingham Alabama fire department affirmative action and left intact a 420000 award to a white applicant denied a promotion by Duquesne Light Pittsburgh. The ruling denies challenge to the plan as remedying bias and preserves the appeals court decision. The Pittsburgh dispute also kept the award in place with no comment.
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Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
Duquesne Light Co
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Duquesne Light
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