Editorials on drunk driving and rising arrests
Editorial notes highlight negative effects of drunk driving. Twenty two incidents are cited, with DPS and law enforcement agencies acknowledging higher arrest rates. Officials say many offenders actually drive drunk, stressing public safety and enforcement.
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Galley
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Two Kansas history books for Christmas gifts issued
Hearth Publishing releases Year of the Storms detailing central Kansas tornadoes with about 300 photos and a donation to Mennonite Disaster Service. Capper Press issues the Capper Midwest Quick Fact Book of Kansas, a 224 page almanac with state data. both books feature stories from storm-affected areas and cost $12.95 plus $2 postage and $10.95 plus $1.50 postage respectively.
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Hearth Publishing
Hillsboro
Mennonite Disaster Service
Capper Press
Capper
Midwest Research Institute
Lucas Fisher
Ruth
Harold Voth
Lucas
Burrton
Main
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Joel Klaassen
Howard Inglish
Wichita Business Journal
Dixie Fisher
Wedel
Jefferson
Topeka
Guest Opinion on Crime and Substance Impact
A guest editorial discusses crime and child abuse, noting private clubs serving alcohol to minors and memory gaps in defendants. It cites James McHenry of the Kansas Child Abuse Prevention Council, arguing substance use often accompanies abusive behavior and may act as a catalyst.
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Solbach
James McHenry
Kansas Child Abuse Prevention Council
Iaasea
Letters to the Editor Policy Notice
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Bush tours abroad as U S economy cools and troops threaten
President Bush, traveling across four continents in under two weeks, spends time at the White House before another weeklong South America swing. He aims to win support for a U N Security Council resolution on Iraq and notes recession at home could hurt a free trade pact. He draws large crowds in Prague and Monterrey while facing domestic criticism over taxes and Gulf policy.
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Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Monterrey
Congress
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Persian Gulf
Ottawa Christmas lights spark town spirit and questions
Reader Richard Jones questions uneven lighting across Ottawa noting downtown displays uplift the community. The editor’s note explains funding: downtown fights bought by merchants, school and PRIDE financed lights, city maintenance shared with grants, and an offer to merchants to own 100 block lights.
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Richard Jones
Mulberry
Ottawa Middle School
Franklin County
PRIDE
City Hall
Ottawa Library
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