Earth Day marks 30th anniversary in Kansas Lake region
The Lake region including Franklin, Anderson, Coffey, Linn, Miami and Osage counties led Kansas in recycled household hazardous waste last year at 10.9 percent of the state total. Franklin County earned an Outstanding 2000 Program award for efficient, growing recycling, supported by a county yard center offering after hours drop offs. The center processes 1.5 million pounds annually for 160 businesses and operates self-supported, with a buy in to local recycling efforts and item exchanges for paint and large appliances, reflecting a community-wide push to reduce waste and reuse materials.
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Warning to Kansas lawmakers on liquor and tobacco enforcement
A Topeka Capital Journal front page piece argues that current enforcement of liquor and tobacco laws is inadequate in Kansas. It cites reduced Liquor Control officers, shifting duties to tax collection, and proposes stronger enforcement to protect children. Betty Vines of the Kansas Association of Public Employees issues the call.
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Best Family Vacation Ever at Disney World and Sea
The author remembers a transformative family vacation to Disney World and a Disney cruise in 2000. They value undistracted time together, simple pleasures, and shared experiences over work and technology. Highlights include family bonding, rides, shows, snorkeling, and riding bikes on a secluded island, preserving memories beyond office life.
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Protesters in Washington rail against global woes and the World Bank
The large peaceful demonstration in Washington decries world hunger, economic injustice, and IMF Bank policies. Organizers link these issues to capitalism and corporate greed, while critics note reforms at the World Bank and IMF amid a broader clash of ideals and pragmatism.
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