Batboy Tommy Boyd Wins Reprieve After Labor Dispute
Tommy Boyd 14 of Savannah was briefly ordered fired as a batboy for the Savannah Cardinals under child labor rules. The U S Labor Department initially said batboy work violated under-16 limits but reversed after adverse publicity, allowing him to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omity Boyd
Savannah
Tommy
Savannah Cardinals
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Department
Cardinals
Tommy Boyd
Contaminated groundwater and KDHE critique in Kansas editorials
Excerpts note Clay Center Dispatch editorials urging clearer rules and faster action on Valley Fertilizer groundwater pollution. KDHE is accused of sluggish handling, risking further legal conflict while the city and company press for cleanup options. Graduation prayers and school ceremonies spark legal questions under a Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Associated Press
Clay Center Dispatch
Malley Fertilizer
Clay Centerary
Valley Fertilizer
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kdhe
Stephan
U.S
Angy
Supreme ‘Court
Government contact list for Kansas officials and offices
A scanned contact roster lists the White House comments line and several Kansas officials. It includes President Bill Clinton, US Senators Bob Dole and Rey KS, Representative Jim Slattery, and state officials in Topeka with addresses and phone numbers for offices and contact points. Institutions named include The White House, U.S. Senate offices, U.S. House offices, Topeka state capitol offices, Attorney General, and the Statehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Bob Dols
Hart
Senate
Ou.s
Rey Kegsebaum
Russell Senate
Washington, D C
U.S
Jim Slattery
Rayburn
Fox
Topeka
Sahayne
Jackson
Joel Piney
State Capitol
Bob Stephan
Judicial Center
Ron Todd
Southwest 9Th
George Teagarden
Statehouse
Walker Hendrix
Doug Walker
Clinton's $200 haircut saga sparks photo gaps in Ottawa
In Ottawa Kansas the chatter centers on Clinton's Los Angeles trim and the lack of a current presidential photo. Local editors complain about outdated mugs while Hillary Clinton's look is analyzed. Police fundraising antics mix with a warning about LSD-tainted Bible pages found allegedly in Oakley and across I-70 corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bill Clinton
Associated Press
Olathe Daily News
Clinton
Los Angeles
Hillary
Clathe
CNN
L.A
Beverly Hills
Trego County
Jerry White
WaKeeney
Oakley Police Department
White
Colorado
Junior
Cable law reshapes broadcaster rights with must carry option
FCC rules under the Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act give broadcasters a choice between must carry and retransmission consent. The law aims to curb anti competitive behavior, expand competition, and strengthen local stations to serve the public interest while expecting a smooth transition and potential misperceptions among consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
Congress
Commission
ESPN
HBO
CNN
Deaths by handguns prompt sharp reaction in Ottawa letter
Muriel Speich from Ottawa denounces Bill Tellier's "so what" stance on about 10 000 handgun deaths annually in the United States. She contrasts with England and Japan figures, questioning survivors and calling the attitude appalling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tellier
America
Mr. Tellier
England
Japan
Muriel Speich
Ottawa
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Ron Puterbaugh
Puterbaugh
Franklin County
Rex Bowling
Craig Davis
Davis
Bowling
Brad Gilges
By Jay Bemis
The
Ottawa Herald
Cable
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