Olathe adopts youth loitering ban with sunset clause
The city commission passes a unanimous anti loitering ordinance targeting those under 18 from loitering on streets and public or private property between 11 p m and 6 am with a two year sunset provision requiring a second vote. The measure does not curb movement in moving vehicles. Local observers doubt it will curb juvenile issues or replace parental responsibility.
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Jim Hitch
Moynihan Shultz debate on drugs and policy echoes 1969 clashes
In a Washington anecdote Moynihan and Shultz discuss drug policy and supply as a product of technology. Moynihan recalls France’s crackdown on heroin origins while Shultz remains cautious about demand and interdiction. The piece links drug epidemics to societal disruption and future policy hopes.
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NO KIDDING by Kart A Van Asselt entertainment list
Entertainers tied to early talent shows with wins and appearances include Gladys Knight on Ted Mack and Steve Lawrence on Arthur Godfrey, Jimmie Rodgers, Johnny Nash, Connie Francis, Beverly Sills, and Pat Boone across Arthur Godfrey Major Bowes and Ted Mack venues. Source World Features Syndicate.
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Steve Lawrence
Arthur Godfrey
Jimmie Rodgers
Johnny Nash
Connie Francis
Beverly Sills
Major Bowes
Pat Boone
Arthur
Cathedral of the Plains and Victoria’s Volga-German past
In Victoria Kansas, St Fidelis Church, dubbed Cathedral of the Plains by William Jennings Bryan, rises with 140 foot towers and 18 granite columns. Built by Volga-German settlers from 1911, it features Munich stained glass, a 200 by 110 foot interior, and a 2,000 parishioner capacity. The piece notes early British and Volga-German settlement, monastic history, and a local mass grave of railroad workers killed by Cheyenne in 1867.
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Ottawa
Jim Hitch
Herald
Victoria
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Cathedral of the Plains
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St. Fidelis
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Salt Lake Temple
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Pro Life Letter To Kassebaum Battles Abstracted Beliefs
Open letter from Mrs Bonnie Smith at 124 N Locust denounces Sen Kassebaum over the Freedom of Choice Act. She cites 53000 letters received, warns of economic crisis and government policy, accuses Planned Parenthood and abortion industry of profiteering, laments post abortion syndrome, asserts fetal pain with advances in ultrasound and fetology, and pledges that pro life efforts will continue despite political opposition.
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Clinton
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Stoke
Bonnie Smith
N. Locust
Senior says cashier rude to elderly shopper at Ottawa store
A 73-year-old customer reports rude treatment at checkout after lacking a shopping cart. The cashier dismissively told him carts are always available and implied he should know better. The man vows not to return, citing disrespect and a frustration with local shopping norms in Ottawa.
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Its Your Quarter community dialogue on welfare and roads
Readers discuss welfare costs and food stamp abuse, child care, and social behavior. They reflect on Franklin County roads history after a 1960 election where township and Ottawa city votes favored different road governance, noting ongoing poor conditions and inviting further input via a late night call line.
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