Editorial Hidden calibers Kansans face concealed carry debate
An editorial argues Kansas lawmakers may approve a concealed carry bill despite risks. It notes House supporters Bill Feuerborn and Joe Hamerick, dissenters like Tom Holland, and gubernatorial veto prospects. The piece warns about broad permit access, bans at public sites, and urges opting out locally while defending gun rights.
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Simple Ways to Boost a Child's IQ at Home
Denise O'Dea, Wellsville superintendent, outlines practical, low cost steps to raise a child’s IQ. Suggestions include bonding, reading, reducing TV, safe learning spaces, pretend play, arts participation, board games, and pet interaction to foster language, trust, and social development.
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Lawmakers called to respect gay marriage in Kansas
Stan Scoggins and mother Rep Jan Scoggins-Waite urge lawmakers to rethink anti gay marriage measures. They argue for equality and civil unions, citing faith, history of oppression, and the need to protect rights without harming traditional marriages. They urge constitutional restraint and dignity for all.
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Dodge City
Jan Scoggins
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Stan
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