New York Plan to Ban Hand Held Phones Draws Fire
Opinion argues distractions cause crashes more than phone use. It notes 284000 distracted drivers in crashes annually per UNC study, cites 1.5 percent cellphone distraction, and urges driver common sense over bans. Mentions historical fears about radios and wipers.
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Community thanks volunteers for domestic violence awareness event
Readers salute volunteers and sponsors who organized a June 8 gathering in Ottawa to raise awareness of domestic violence. The event featured speakers from the Violence Against Women Advisory Board, WTCS, Franklin County Health Department, and law enforcement, with Silent Witnesses display runs and support from area agencies. More than 50 residents attended despite rain, and WTCS outlined services and a forthcoming October observance Womyn Take Back the Night.
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Brenda Platt
Violence Against Women Prevention Liaison
Franklin County Health Department
Violence Against Women Advisory Board
Women’s Transitional Care Services
Shannon Livingston
Dana Paquette
Randy Allen
Jeff Herrman
Ottawa Police Department
Midge Ransom
Craig Davis
Dionna Mitchell
Rick Howard
Courtney Keim
Brenda Vaness
Mary Lois Yates
Crystal Aschenbrenner
Dale Fox
Beth Kahler
Russell Giest
Marilyn Sigmund
Susan Meyers
Brenda
Shannon
Dana
Franklin County Mental Health Center
Randy
Midge
Jeff
Justin Hennessey
Safe Home
Overland Park
Dianna
Eckan
Brandon Jones
Franklin County
Loretta Pyles
Kansas Coalition Against
Topeka
Lea Carland
Sabra Moses
WTCS
Lawrence
Lea
Sabra
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Conservatives Give Bush Room to Move in Early Months
President Bush has won strong loyalty from conservatives in the first six months of his presidency due to tax cuts and tough stands on abortion and missile defense. Republicans say he can widen appeal to centrist voters without angering his base, while conservatives warn against compromising key issues like taxes, abortion, and defense.
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Stu Rothenberg
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Summer Nostalgia and Southern Life Reflections
The piece nostalgically recalls simpler summers with watermelon and peach ice cream, churchyard dinners, and modest living. It contrasts past contentment with modern materialism, cites Robert Reich on work and happiness, and argues for community, frugal living, fewer desires, and resisting advertising and greed. It notes Southern identity, church support after deaths, and a call to rethink values.
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