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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 2004

Page

6

Sebelius urges minimal protections for gay couples in Kansas

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius says gay couples in Kansas should have basic legal protections while opposing civil unions and reiterating marriage as defined between a man and a woman. She cautions legislators to strengthen laws for non married Kansans in relationships with financial implications.

Chris Grenz Harris Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Kansas The Legisla Ture Sebelius Harris News Service House Senate

Christmas in Franklin County Jail Affects Inmates Hardest Holiday

Carl Messick, 35, consoles an 18 year old inmate on Christmas in jail while recounting a life spent behind bars since age 14. The Franklin County jail plans a holiday meal and limited calls, with staff easing tensions as inmates face their first holiday away from home. Messick hopes for sobriety and release to return home next Christmas.

Carl Messick Franklin County Messick Lansing Hutchinson Craig Davis Davis Athe Davis Vickie Moss Vmoss Ottawaherald

Security lapse blamed after deadly Iraq base attack

Washington reports a bombing inside a Mosul area Army mess hall killed 22, including 14 U.S. service members. Experts say security screening failures allowed attackers to slip on base, sparking fresh criticisms as Gen. Richard Myers and Defense Secretary Rumsfeld defend troop protection amid ongoing probe.

Washington Iraq Mitch Mitchell Mosul U.S Pentagon Richard Myers Joint Chiefs of Staff Carter Ham Myers Ham Donald H. Rumsfeld

Consumers cautious as holiday shopping nears peak

Washington reports that consumer spending rose 0.2 percent in November while incomes grew 0.3 percent. Despite a brighter October, high energy costs and a recovering job market keep many Americans cautious about purchases. Inflation adjustments show November spending flat versus October’s 0.4 percent rise.

Washington Commerce Department Today

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