Editorials Urge Barkis and Winters in Aug Primary
Editorials back Marvin Barkis of Louisburg as Democratic candidate for attorney general and praise Winter Jr. of Layneane for GOP nomination. Barkis pledges stricter crime plans, counseling for violence offenses and community policing. Winter emphasizes public accountability, KPERS reform, stronger penalties and openness in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Barkis
Louisburg
Richard Schodorf
Wichita
Jerry Shelor
Topeka
Schodorf
Vern Miller
Shelor
Barkis
Simpson dog in court analogy sparks debate on guilt
Letter writer from New Port Richey questions using a dog’s growl as proof in a murder case. He cites TV sleuths Matlock and Perry Mason and recalls a basset hound Pierre whose temperament changed after scent exposure, arguing dogs are not reliable guilt indicators and justice rests with lawyers judges and juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Rubie
New Port Richie
Fla
Matlock
Perry Mason
California
Simpson
Pierre
Freon and ozone fears spark industry government clash
Readers note a critique of federal freon ozone policy citing scientists who dispute official estimates. The letter references studies and articles from Reason, Physicist William Harper, Montreal Protocol debates, and various journals, arguing that alarm over ozone depletion may be politically driven and not fully supported by data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Ronald
William Harper
U.S. Dept. of Energy
W.P. al Gore
House Energy and Water Development Subcommittee On Appropriations
Harper
Gore
U.S
Europe
America
Love Canal
Times Beach
Feds
Love, Canal
L.A.W
Public invited to dog agility demonstration at fairgrounds
Debbie Blakes invites the public to a Saturday dog agility demonstration at 10 a.m. on the fairgrounds following last Saturday’s 4-H Dog Show. The agility course features jumps tunnels high walk swing bridge and teeter totter. Spectators are welcome to also attend the 9 a.m. pet show hosted by Franklin County Dog and Cat Projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Blakes
Franklin County Dog & Cat
Military actions and counterattacks across Pacific and Europe
United States and allied forces advance in the Pacific as 424 U.S. Marines and soldiers invade Guam, 31 months after Japanese seizure of the island. In New Guinea, Japanese forces counterattack along the Driniumor River while Red Army units push near Ostrov and Bresi Litovek after crossing the Bug River, signaling multi-front pressure in 1944.
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U.S
Guam
Central Pacific
New Guinea
Altape
Driniumor River
Red Army
Ostrov
Lake Pelpus
Bug River
Kovel
Bresi-Litovek
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Chopin
Brahms
Beethoven
Verdi
Stravinsky
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Kathleen Krull
Harcourt, Brace and Jovanovich
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Tribune Media Service
Dupont
Ken
Lipkin
Richard
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Mt. Pinatubo
D'Innocenzio
Anne
Supermarket News
Bob Bittner
Giant Food
Landover
Singer
S. Fred
White House
Greenho
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Michaels
Patrick
Insight
Pie
Maduro
Rogelio A. Kool
Ross Island
Specta
Tors
Mallard Fillmore
T Gelieve
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Remime
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