Franklin County United Way hits record 205000 with Wal-Mart effort
Franklin County residents set a new local fundraising record with United Way totaling over 205000. Wal-Mart Distribution Center associates led a team effort with 1110 volunteers delivering 90 percent participation and a 112000 pledge while overall pledges rose by 18000. The drive highlights teamwork, volunteer leadership, and the need for broader community support beyond a single employer to sustain local agencies serving child care medical needs and crisis services.
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Fire destroys residence on East Franklin in Pomona
On November 14 a residential fire in the 200 block of East Franklin was reported. The homeowner was found sobbing in her car, neighbors aided her, firefighters battled the blaze, and the home was a total loss while nearby houses remained unharmed. Walter W. Cunningham thanks Pomona Fire Department and city workers for their swift response and community involvement.
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KDWP Untold Toll on Landowners Faces Kansas Hunters
Orville J Cole Garnett argues that the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks mismanages landowner relations, denying relief for deer damage costs estimated at 40 million dollars annually. He warns average Kansans may lose hunting access as landowners lease rights to private clubs.
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Democracy at stake in Kansas election critique
Journal columnist George B. Pyle argues party dominance undermines democracy in Kansas. He notes unopposed races, outdated vote counting, and flawed ballots in Florida style elections. He highlights GOP dominance, weak Democrats, modest Green gains, and calls for sustained civic effort to reach real democracy.
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Proposed trucking rules would be dangerous and harm safety
Former U S secretary of agriculture John R Black, president of Food Distributors International, argues that federal Hours of Service rules would raise road congestion and safety risks. He contends shorter driving time shifts would require more trucks and inexperienced drivers, worsening safety and product delivery. Falls Church VA.
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