Quote of the Day Voices Opinion in Print
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Near School Routes Face Sex Offender Concerns
Parents urged to monitor registered offenders as Kansas and national actions seek to improve safety. Kansas lists reveal offenders by city with gaps in post 1994 cases while Missouri uses a 1000 foot buffer for schools. A new national Internet predator registry aims to aid enforcement and protect children.
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Tough on Crime County Attorney Defends Record
The County Attorney defends an aggressive approach, arguing the office prosecutes serious cases, seeks justice for victims, and works with staff to handle rising crime. He cites budget and staffing needs, pledges fairness, and emphasizes accountability and keeping Franklin County safe.
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Chinese Goods and Sweatshops Spark Consumer Debate
A reader argues that China dominates retail shelves and questions why, despite awareness of low wages and sweatshop labor, consumers keep buying Chinese products for the sake of the dollar. The piece frames the issue as a real economic and ethical tension.
Consumer concerns on China impact and local economy
Dorothy Whitehawk Gaither from Pomona argues China pressurizes U S retail and charity efforts while Mom and Pop stores fade. She claims Ardmore takeover already occurred and urges learning Chinese over Spanish, accusing big corporations of selling out to China.
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