Final chapter in Cruzan saga sparks mixed groups in Missouri
In Kansas City Missouri religious and disability groups react to a judge allowing removal of Nancy Cruzan's feeding tube while Governor Ashcroft has yet to decide. Missouri Citizens for Life seeks a stay and appeals court action, while others urge reflection and warn of consequences for disabled people.
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Senior Citizens Phone Home Event At E D Jones Office
Investment firm E D Jones & Co hosts Senior Citizens Phone Home offering free long distance calls on December 21 from 9 am to 4 pm at 114 E 2nd Street. Keith Johnson says seniors may call anywhere with no time limits, in its third year locally with multiple lines.
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