Ottawa High Party Leads to Underage Arrests
Ottawa Police clamp down on underage drinking after a late Friday party at 1315 Beech St. host Chirag Patel, 17, is charged with furnishing alcohol to a minor and possession by a minor. About 10 teens may face charges. 21 others were tested and released to parents.
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Free speech not valued by teens in study
Washington report shows a 1 million Knight Foundation study finding many high school students view First Amendment rights as limited. More than a third say the text goes too far and half want newspapers allowed to publish without government approval.
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Winter storm brings light to moderate snowfall in Franklin County
The Herald reports a Friday night snow storm leaving three inches by 7 a.m. with a winter weather advisory until 10 a.m. No severe conditions were anticipated. Forecasts predicted around five inches along I 35 from Emporia to Ottawa by afternoon, per Ottawa Public Works official Andy Haney.
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Bush hails Iraqi election as democracy milestone
President Bush called the Iraqi vote a resounding success four hours after polls closed. He praised Iraqis for voting despite risk, cited a legless voter’s sacrifice, and said the U S would assist in building a democratic government while urging support from regional allies King Abdullah, Crown Prince Abdullah and President Mubarak for Palestinian democracy.
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Conservative shift in Kansas GOP leadership pick
Tim Shallenburger, former state treasurer and House speaker, was chosen by Kansas Republicans to lead the party and challenge Governor Kathleen Sebelius. Moderates express concern as the swing to conservative candidates spreads through precincts and county races, with implications for taxes public schools and abortion stances.
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