Kansas House Passes Bill Eliminating Corrections Qualifications
The Kansas House approved a bill sought by Gov. Hayden to remove statutory qualifications for the secretary of corrections, sending it to the Senate by a 65-57 vote amid strong opposition from Democrats and some Republicans. Debate warned of prison crowding and potential patronage, with opponents arguing the change risks mismanagement and political cronyism while supporters said it would give the governor flexibility to appoint the most qualified leader.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Mike Hayden
State Secretary of Corrections
Senate
Jim Braden
House
Marvin Barkis
D-Louisburg
Sawyer
Knopp
Secretary of Corrections
Schools And death by own action Continued From Page 1
The article surveys teen suicide prevention across U S locales with data from 1984 and 1986. It notes Lake County Ohio's Crisis Intervention Team aiding high schools after student deaths and outlines programs in Florida Tennessee and Nebraska. It details life management, self esteem education and crisis planning to curb fatalities among youths.
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Lake County
Cleveland
Lillian Schlachter
Florida
Tennessee
Cynthia Roberts
State Department of Mental Health and
Omaha
Neb
Bryan High School
St. Joseph Center For Mental Health
Warning Signs Agencies and School Crisis Programs
The piece notes numbers for youth suicide prevention and crisis support across districts. Del Curry of Natrona County Schools in Casper questions school interventions while Dallas contemplates a 100000 program for psychological first aid and three crisis psychologists. Plano reports reduced teen suicides after 1983 programs.
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del Curry
Natrona County
Casper
Wyo
Dallas
Rosemarie Allen
Dallas Independent School District
Plano
Warning signs of suicide indicate need for care
Dr Richard Wetzel of Washington University Medical School cautions that colleagues and relatives may dismiss hints of intent as temporary. He notes most at risk have low mood and lack treatment, while seeking attention signals openness to help and support can prompt treatment. The more distressed a person is, the more vulnerable they become to pressure to seek care.
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Richard Wetzel
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Wetzel
Hearing on final settlement in Smith estate Franklin County
Legal notices from Franklin County Kansas include petitions for final settlement in the Claude E. Smith estate with hearings set in Ottawa. The court calendar shows notices for creditors in Miller and McClure estates and an errant water monitoring alert from Richmond Public Water Supply.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Claude E. Smith
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Claude E. Smith Jr
Ottawa
Claude E. Smith, Jr
Noma Pearl Miller
Robert’ S
Hill
State of
Carol Kneller
George E. McClure
Carol Kneler
Ridgeway St
Pratt
Classified Ads and Notices From Local Paper
A jumble of classified ad text shows rates and deadlines for word ads and display ads, plus various notices and personal listings. It includes Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon contacts, a mental health clinic, Toughlove, card offers, a loan or credit pitch, Narcotics Anonymous, and a temporary health insurance notice, then a miscellaneous found item listing for a brown male cat near Greenwood Road.
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Lin Lodge
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Corrections
Hayden
Clyde Graeber
Leavenworth
Graeber
Los Angeles County
Dunn
National Center For Health Statistics
Plaza Cinemas
Cire Dundee
Paul Hogan i
Calvin and Hobbes
Funkin Heap
John L. Richeson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson and & Main
P.O. Box
Robert A. Anderson Anderson
City of Richmond
Kansas Environmental Laboratory
Robert S. Hill
Coffman
Jones & Gilliland
K" Lyndon
Petitioner
Cene
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Alateen
FR. CO
Marsha Smith
Mastercard
VISA
Narcotics Anonymous
Hoff & Company
Greenwood Road
South Willow
Circus
Hagar the
Beetle Bailey
Sloan
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