Death penalty debate lingers as Kansas waits on trials
Editorial notes lawmakers seek quicker direct death penalty appeals within three years of conviction. It cites Kyle Flack in Ottawa and the Carr brothers in Wichita, highlighting long appeal timelines, drug- cocktail issues and questions over lethal injection methods as Kansas ponders reform.
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Kyle Flack
Ottawa
Flack
Kansas
el Dorado
Lansing
Jonathan
Reginald Carr
Wichita
Kansas Department of Corrections
Jeremy Barclay
Clayton Lockett
Oklahoma
Lockett
U.S
Stephanie Nieman
Reuters
Kansas elections run secure and well say secretary Kobach
Kris W. Kobach argues Kansas elections are well administered addressing Rackaway's criticism. He cites provisional ballots practice, military ballots by email, turnout context, fast wait times with electronic poll books, open data awards, and strong voter fraud controls. He asserts Kansas leads nationally in election security and efficiency.
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Fort Hays State University
Chapman Rackaway
Kansas
Rackaway
Pew
Rockaway
MIT
Google
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Developing People Skills and Interpersonal Relating
A piece on mastering interpersonal skills notes that friendship care and kindness must be learned. It cites Carl Rogers on questioning one’s readiness to grow, active listening, confidentiality, and trust while outlining self awareness, acceptance of others, and constructive conflict resolution. Rebecca McFarland, extension agent for Frontier Extension District No. 11 in Franklin County, provides contact details.
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Carl Rogers
Rebecca McFarland
Frontier Extension District No. 11
Franklin County
Rmcfarla
Ksu
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Laurie Blanco
Blanco
Kathy Miller
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Ottawa Herald
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Kris W. Kobach
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