Topeka legislator seeks statewide district attorney plan
A Topeka legislator announced plans to introduce a Kansas bill creating a statewide district attorney system. If passed, county attorneys would be abolished. Sen. Ron Hein says the move aims to give law enforcement stronger tools, addressing lack of time money and expertise that hinder convictions and lead to extensive plea bargaining in some counties.
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District Plan Faces Public Resistance Yet Merits Note
The proposal by Hein has merit despite resistance in some areas. Many counties have young, inexperienced county attorneys who avoid help from the attorney general, leading to unpleasant outcomes and higher costs. A district system could reduce guilty persons evading the law and deserves serious consideration.
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Carter vetoes beef import bill amid farm price concerns
President Carter blocked a bill to curb meat imports and said the feed grain program with a 20 percent set-aside would continue. Farm leaders had pressed for stronger limits to justify rebuilding herds, though some favor a 30 percent set-aside. The timing, after an election, signals cautious farm support.
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Health Q and A on purpura and patient letters
The writer explains purpura as bleeding under the skin from low platelet counts and notes that diagnosis requires thorough blood analysis. Readers ask about alcohol interaction with pilocarpine, nocturnal itching possibly from detergents, biofeedback for ear noises, and the Huhner test for fertility.
Lower Insurance Costs Possible Says AP Analyst
Major insurers have cut rates on individual life policies and more reductions are expected by year end. Officials cite higher investment yields especially in fixed income, greater efficiency through computers, and lower death rates from medical advances healthier lifestyles and safer driving as reasons.
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Other Items Boost Costs
Esther Peterson, White House consumer adviser, argues inflation is driven by more than food. She cites costs from consumer protections and safer car bumpers, noting essentials inflation runs twice other goods. Beef prices rise 25 percent and farm value for food up over 23 percent in 12 months.
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Esther Peterson
Peterson
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