Tessie the Queen joins Browns for a three week stint
The narrator recalls Tessie the dog living with the Brown family for three weeks while the Sharps, Brian and Jeanny Sharp, could not move into their Ottawa home. Tessie quickly adapted to indoor life, rivaling and sharing treats with the family’s dog Paws, and leaving a mark on routines before returning to her owners.
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Park Em Attorney General Stovall backs tougher DUI penalties
Guest editorial argues for tougher state DUI penalties with escalating suspensions and revocation after multiple convictions. Stovall proposes one year for first, two for second, three for third, ten year suspension after a fourth, and revocation after a fifth. Critics say long suspensions may impede employment and alternative transport exists. The Hutchinson News notes guest editorials reflect reader opinions, not the newspaper.
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Consumer Vision or Corporate Gimmick of the Net
AP Business analysis questions whether the evolving Internet model serves consumers or corporate interests. It notes rising online buying yet warns that promises of convenience and tailored service may falter without real customer focus and accountability from mega mergers and online providers.
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Political Contacts Summary From Old OCR List
A clipped OCR segment lists contact details for U S leaders and Kansas officials. Names include Bill Clinton, Pet Roberts, Sam Brownback, Jim Ryan, Gov Bill Graves, Raber Tyson, Rabph Tanner, Ed Feustbor with office locations in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas. It provides street addresses, phone numbers, and web links.
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Americans should consider several looming concerns
This piece warns Americans about a decline in the U S armed forces due to recruitment and deployment strains and worries over immigration, automation, and offshore jobs. It urges upholding separation of powers, criticizes Bill Clinton for executive overreach, and calls for government dismantling of unconstitutional programs and pork. It notes high government share of income and stock market risks from overvaluation and investor sentiment.
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