Court cancels ADA hearing in California case
The Supreme Court canceled arguments on March 25 in a California ADA case testing whether disabled Americans can sue states over accommodations. The case involved Dr. Michael Hason who sought a probationary license after a licensing board refused due to his clinical low mood. An order dismissing the case could follow later this month.
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Audit finds widespread issues in youth prevention grants
An audit of 31 Juvenile Justice Authority prevention programs across eight districts shows problems in 25, with many lacking clear outcomes. Of $2.6 million in grants, 10 percent funded administration rather than direct services, and Finney County funded hotel and airline costs for conferences and related travel. Officials call for better guidance, tighter oversight, and agency reform as acting commissioner Denise Everhart leads reorganizing efforts to create a unified division and bolster local oversight.
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Johnson County
Crawford County
Norton County
Sedgwick County
Deployment tests family as father vows to return
Ivone Meyers and her husband Meyers of Garnett prepare for a second Army rotation amid the wars on terror and Iraq. Meyers reenlisted after 9/11 and recently left Walmart to prepare for possible deployment while their daughters Tara and Mackayla cope with the looming absence and community support pours in from VFW Auxiliary police and fire departments.
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Iraq council grapples over war resolution amid splits
The Iraqi council remains deeply divided after a Friday meeting on a new U S backed amended resolution paving the way to war. Secretary Powell urged a vote as early as Tuesday while France and Russia warned against adoption and only Bulgaria supported a deadline.
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Troops Continue from Page 7 Sergeant Nathan Deployed to Bosnia
Nathan, a Kansas City Police Department sergeant and Wellsville High School graduate, deployed to Bosnia with a wife Jodi and daughter Paige awaiting his return. The son of Ottawa residents, Chris Wasser, a 20 year old Marine infantryman stationed in Kuwait since January, wrote home about humidity, limited showers, and scarce meals, noting 7,000 Marines on base and two showers in three weeks.
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Franklin County Warns on Brush Control and No Spray Zones
Franklin County maintains country road right of ways with brush removal trimming mowing and spraying. Landowners may join a notification list for major brush work or request to be consulted on certain activities. No spray zones available by calling 785-220-3650 with program details and responsibilities.
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