Corporate racism cases reshape boardroom governance
The piece highlights recent discrimination verdicts against Dillard's, Avis, and Eddie Bauer, plus a circulating claim against a major bookstore. It argues corporate oversight must curb racist practices, as juries signal zero tolerance and hold firms accountable for employee actions nationwide.
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Guest editorials present a range of opinions in The Herald
Readers are offered a variety of viewpoints in guest editorials. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald's editor.
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Government contacts for federal and state representatives listed
A directory style notice lists contact details for President Bill Clinton and U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U.S. Representative Jim Ryun, Gov. Bill Graves, and Attorney General Carla Stovall. It includes Washington, Topeka, and Overland Park addresses, phone lines, and faxes for citizen inquiries and comments.
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Judicial Center
Self-esteem and school discipline through the ages
Vickie Hull laments lost self-esteem in modern schools and recalls harsh past punishments. She contrasts bygone practices with today's gentler approach, joking about how her own kids would fare and urging readers not to share the piece with them.
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The Fed Reserve Big Lie Conspiracy Pamphlet Breathes Fire
A reader forum broadside argues that Congress does not need to borrow or tax to fund government, claiming the Federal Reserve is privately owned by foreign bankers. It alleges immunity from taxes, stresses income tax as a fraud, and calls for nationwide copying and distribution to awaken Americans against alleged legalized looting and debt bondage.
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Franklin County landfill decision questioned in waste plan debate
The Franklin County Commissioners closed the county landfill four years ago and funded a Waste Transfer Station with bids opened on August 31, 1993. The move reduced in county waste and proved cost effective, though opposition from a private landfill advocate persisted. Now Herzog Corporation seeks a landfill in Peoria Township, challenging land availability and plan compliance with Lake Region Resource Conservation District.
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