Sheriff's Officers Help Restore Kid's Sense of Security
After a home burglary, Franklin County deputies Kimball and Elder eased a family's trauma. They searched, explained fingerprinting, and even accompanied the two children through the house to show it was safe. Their courtesy helped restore a portion of security for five people.
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Kimball
Officer Elder
Franklin County Sheriff’s Department
Elder
Officer Kimball
Be Kind to Animals Week Observed by Local Humane Society
The Franklin County Humane Society announces a Be Kind to Animals Week May 1 to 7 with a free pet food giveaway for county residents at 230 Wy 19th. Free dog food or cat food, limited by supplies, available during posted hours thanks to donations from Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, and Topeka Humane Society. Call animal control at 242-2561 in Ottawa or shelter at 242-2967 for county residents with abuse reports.
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Local
Humane Society
Ottawa
Animal Control
Franklin County
Wal-Mart
Sam's Club
Olathe
Topeka Humane Society
Prisonscrowded by non-violent offenders says ABA myth
The American Bar Association disputes claims of crowded prisons with violent criminals and notes a rise in non-violent drug offender incarcerations under mandatory sentencing. Civil suits are not flooding courts. family matters dominate civil litigation at 35 percent. Budget cuts and a Kansas hiring freeze strain Franklin County District Court, reducing staff by 40 percent and shortening hours.
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Kevin Nealon
American Bar Association
ABA
Franklin County
Bar Association
William Ide III
The
Kansas
Franklin County District Court
Crazy Larrys Waterbeds sparks debate on language use
Evansville shop owner Jack Draper defends Crazy Larrys Waterbeds after a hospital official condemns the name as offensive to the mentally ill. The exchange highlights political correctness in everyday language and the potential clash with business branding.
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Jack Draper
Evansville
Ind
Crazy Larry
Larry
Draper
Rich Allen
Evansville State Hospital
Allen
Steve Martin
Dan Aykroyd
Mr. Allen
Government limits in war and Balkan policy analysis
The piece argues government power rests on force and outlines steps of diplomatic pressure, sanctions, and potential war. It applies this framework to Haiti and the Balkans, noting U N mandates, political hesitancy in Europe, and the likely high costs of intervention. It warns against underestimating Serb resolve and the difficulties of air power decisive in rugged terrain.
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Clinton
Bosnia
Haiti
United States
Balkans
United Nations
Europe
Yugoslavia
Vietnam
NATO
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