Kline seeks full abortion records amid court fight
U S District Judge J Thomas Marten issued a temporary restraining order over confidential patient doctor privilege as the investigation proceeds. The case centers on Kline's demand for uncensored medical records of women seeking abortions at least 22 weeks into pregnancy, with hearings held in secret. Clinics offered redacted data, but Kline pressed for full files, saying the inquiry risks compromising patients' rights without intervention by the Supreme Court.
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Kline
the Eagle
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Kansas
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Anderson
Our Town collaboration grows with community groups
A town arts effort aims to create a video archive, a photo contest themed What My Town Means To Me, public art projects, and an ongoing discussion group about the play. Campbell notes new dynamics with Franklin County groups. A March 17 meeting at the Carnegie Cultural Center invites all.
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Franklin County Historical Society
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Tom Weigand
Carnegie Cultural Center
Former MEK members hidden in plain sight in U S
Washington describes former members of the National Council of Resistance of Iran and MEK as living openly in the United States. A former U S representative works as a Fox News analyst while lawmakers lobby on the group’s behalf. Officials say contacts persist in defense circles despite designation as foreign terrorist organizations.
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Council
Alireza Jafarzadeh
Iran
National Coun
Cil
Mujahedin-e-Khalq
MEK
al-Qaida
National Council of Resistance
Saddam Hussein
Tehran
Fewer large-animal vets as rural farms shrink impact care
The decline of rural life reduces veterinarians trained in large-animal medicine. Thorp notes long hours, on-call emergencies, and strenuous labor deter youths, and large-animal practice is seen as less lucrative than small-animal work. She adds it may be in the blood or not.
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Thorp
Courthouse layout debate centers on second floor offices
Architects propose two plans to move the county administrator and repurpose the old historic courtroom. Both Cornwell and Loyd favor placing the administrator on the second floor to reduce disruption and preserve the historic space. A sprinkler system is urged to protect the courthouse as a downtown anchor. Commissioners aim to decide soon.
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Cornwell
Doug Loyd
Ottawa
Loyd
County Commission
Lawmakers clash on education package funding and court ruling
Rep Bruce Larkin questions the education bill saying it appeases politics and ignores the court’s directive to fund schools by costs. The House plan cuts vocational education by 19.5 million and trims funds for districts above or below 1,725 students. Decker cites overall questions about school and state benefit. Senate plan mirrors House in raising base aid and bilingual and special education spending. It would lift 2005-06 funding by 165.6 million, then 147.6 million and 142 million in subsequent years.
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Baileyville
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Decker
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