On Ice Violence Meets Courtroom Penalties
Ex Boston Bruin Marty McSorley faced assault charges after striking Vancouver Canucks Donald Brashear with a stick, prompting league penalties and a conditional discharge after trial. The case raises debate over prosecuting on ice actions and potential long term effects on hockey careers.
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National Hockey League
Boston Bruin
Marty McSorley
Wayne Gretzky
Vancouver Canucks
Donald Brashear
Brashear
McSorley
Dino Ciccarelli
Minnesota North Stars
Toronto
Luke Richardson
Jeanny Sharp
City dog registration rule faces working residents
A letter warns dog owners of a Class C Misdemeanor for unregistered pets and a 10 day deadline to bring papers to City Hall. The writer criticizes limited City Hall hours, cites employees' time off, and argues cats and other pets should require registration too. The caller insists dog registration should be mandatory only with broader pet coverage.
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Kansas City
City Hall
Government contacts and offices listed for Kansas and federal officials
A block of contact details for U S and Kansas officials includes addresses in Washington and Topeka, phone numbers, and web addresses for figures such as Senator Pat Roberts, Senator Sam Brownback, Representative Jim Ryan, Governor Bill Graves, State Senator Robert Tyron, Rep Ralph Tanner, and Rep Bill Feuerborn.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Washington
D.C
Whitehouse
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
Pat
Shale
Ralph Tanner
State Capitol
Topeka
Bill Feuerborn
Secrecy Focuses On Possible School District Consolidation
The advisory committee for Gov. Graves weighs secret meetings to discuss financing for elementary and secondary education and the potential consolidation of public school districts. Observers see secrecy as signaling a broader plan beyond funding, with implications for smaller towns in Kansas. Martin Hawver notes the report and its relevance to political campaigning and party labeling in legislative races.
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Bill Graves
Chrysler
Kansas
Railsters
Martin Hawver
Hawver
Capitol Report
Rew Baverneres
Columbus Day defense of Columbus amid modern critique
A columnist defends Christopher Columbus against 20th century political correctness. He lauds Columbus as a bold navigator and leader, notes Indians likewise faced mistreatment, and argues technology and human nature remain constant while urging celebration of Columbus.
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Christopher Columbus
Columbus
East Indies
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