Common Sense Plan for A Safe Kansas Proposed by Wagnon
Democratic governor candidate Joan Wagnon unveils a tough approach to crime, favoring ending rehabilitation, scrapping probation and parole, and using orange jumpsuits for those doing local punishment work. She supports warehousing dangerous offenders while mandating visible, community-based punishments.
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Pomona coach praised for girls under sixteen modified program
Readers commend Pomona coach for encouraging girls to play more than one inning. Citified opinions abound on local taxes, officials duties, and business moves with a call to participate in community forum It s Your Quarter.
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Franklin County Spay Neuter Fund boosts program with bake sale
A spay neuter program thanks supporters for a bake sale that funded operations and vows further help for Franklin County residents. It notes the health and behavioral benefits of spaying and neutering, and outlines reimbursement up to twenty dollars per surgery with a three pet limit per household.
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Kansas City Beats Milwaukee In 1894 Western League Doubleheader
A June 17 1894 recap shows Kansas City triumphing 8-4 and 9-6 over Milwaukee in the Western League, lifting KC to a .639 winning percentage and second place behind Sioux City. The Ottawa Daily Republican adds a quirky note about John Pollock recovering a dog from Main Street drainage.
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Sandberg Walks Away From Big Paycheck At Noon
Ryne Sandberg abruptly quit his contract at age 34 after saying he could not perform to his standards or the fans’ expectations. He left a $7 million deal for at least two years, choosing pride over profit in a pivotal, principled departure that contrasted with modern athlete behavior.
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