Pomona Williamsburg Board Report Highlights Prep Hoops
Local coverage notes area prep basketball developments from Pomona Williamsburg, with team notes, standout players, and upcoming games. The report summarizes district actions affecting basketball programs, coaching changes, and season prospects.
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Pomona-Williamsburg
Kansas taxpayers stake in resurfac ing landmark segregation case
State tax funds underpin a revived challenge to a landmark segregation case referenced in Page 13 legislative reports. Readers are guided to Pages 9 and 16 for the broader context and related discussions.
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Kansas
Court Allows School Searches Without Warrant
The Supreme Court ruled teachers and school officials may search students without probable cause or a warrant, narrowing earlier Fourth Amendment protections. The decision, applauded by educators and some civil libertarians, aims to curb drug use and discipline problems while preserving due process and student rights.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Piscataway, N.J
Burt Newborn
The
American Civil Liberties Union
New Jersey
T.L.O
Reagan
Justice Department
Honig
Sandra Feldman
United Federation of Teachers
New York
Wwe
Joseph Scherer
American Association of School Administrators
Ottawa to delay rezoning for elder apartment project
The Ottawa City Commission tabled a bid to rezone land at 1550 S Cedar from C-2 to R-2 for a 42 unit subsidized elderly apartment complex. HUD approved the site. residents fear traffic and lower property values while opponents urge careful compatibility review before a Feb 6 meeting.
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Melissa Bauman
Ottawa City Commission
S. Cedar
Bes
ECKAN
Mid-America Council On Aging
National Church Residences of
Columbus
Ohio
Jerry Thompson
Cedar Street
Thompson
Boyd White
Oak
Senate Finance Chair Signals Likely Deficit Plan
Senator Bob Packwood said the Senate is likely to approve a deficit cutting plan limiting future Social Security increases. He noted a possible tax rise if House Democrats push for it and said spending cuts must come first. Republicans aim to trim $50 to $55 billion from the 1986 deficit with defense limits under review.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Packwood
Finance Committee
Senate panel moves on liquor, open saloon, and betting bills
In Topeka the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee introduced a bill to raise the 3.2 beer drinking age from 18 to 21 over three years and proposed constitutional amendments to end the private club system and permit horse racing wagering. The panel also advanced tax measures allowing escaped property to be taxed at double and enabling the state to start collecting a share of the cigarette tax if the federal government yields it.
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Topera
Kan
Senate
Senate Federal and State Affairs
Kan- Bag
Edward Reilly
R Leavenworth
Delay Looms For Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant License
Kansas Gas and Electric plans a license request next week to start Wolf Creek. NRC inspectors warn unfinished work could delay loading fuel by 2 3 weeks and push full power delivery back about six months. Reactor floor needs recoating and other tasks remain.
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Burlington
Kan
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wolf Creek
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Joe Youngblood
Youngblood
Kg&e
Chuck Mason
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