Northside feed store to close at year end
Cecil and Kay Ward of Ottawa RFD 4 will close K C Feed and More at 1127 N Main by December 31 due to rising feed costs and lifting concerns. They may pursue a mobile horse tack business or a downtown tack shop and plan a future line of boots and hats with leather repairs by Kay’s brother.
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Mayors Report Finds Hunger and Homelessness Rising
The United States Conference of Mayors warns hunger and homelessness are intensifying in American cities. Public tolerance is dropping with NIMBY backlash and violence, while shelter and food requests surge. The survey covers 30 cities including Charlotte, Providence, and San Juan, detailing demographics, causes, and funding.
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Disney drops Dick Tracy tramp toy after homeless protests
The Walt Disney Co halted sales of a 5 inch plastic figure from the Dick Tracy line amid protests by Grace Episcopal Church rector Rev. Christopher Rose and the National Coalition for the Homeless. Playmates Toys also ends distribution while Disney shelves were cleared at stores and theme parks.
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Seaplane Pilot Completes World Flight on Water
Seaplane pilot Tom Casey, aged 53, finished a six month global circumnavigation touching down only on water. He landed on Lake Casey to conclude a journey that included 75 water and land touchdowns across 20 countries, needing to meet Federation Aeronautique Internationale recognition.
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The Civil War On Consumer Rights reviewed by Drivon
Laurence E Drivon argues in Conari Press book that tort reform seeks to curb consumer rights to sue. The Herald Book Review notes the work criticizes no fault car laws medical liability costs and insurance industry influence while highlighting the author as a trial lawyer seeking higher fees.
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Conari Press
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Protests at Missouri hospital over Nancy Cruzan case
Police tightened security at the Missouri Rehabilitation Center as 19 demonstrators, many with Bibles and rosaries, were arrested before reaching Nancy Cruzan’s private room. Eleven reached the second floor where her room is. observers prayed as officers moved in. The feeding tube was ordered removed by Probate Judge Charles Teel, with doctors saying she could die in a week or two. The Supreme Court ruling allowed the state to prevent the parents from halting food and water without clear and convincing evidence of her wishes. Former coworkers testified she had stated she would not want to live in such a condition.
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