Ottawa police chief faces scrutiny over racist joke claim
The Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman faced criticism after joking that officers need clear batons to hide from TV cameras during an after prom party. The incident prompted debate on accountability for public officials and calls for a public apology from former police officer Tony DeLaTorre and city leaders.
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Finola Bruton Speech Highlights Feminist Humanism
Finola Bruton, wife of Ireland's prime minister, spoke at the National Gallery praising balanced views on women and society. She stressed that rights alone do not cure pain, that men and women need mutual duties, and that family cohesion and a loving marriage are core social values. She warned against excluding men and critiqued American feminist rhetoric.
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Vaccine campaign urged for seniors with strong bold stance
The Kansas Foundation for Medical Care leads a coalition of over 20 health groups urging people over 65 to get the annual influenza shot. They stress vaccines are safe and effective, countering fears from media coverage, and invite questions to physicians or county health departments.
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Walker's unclear stance on term limits revealed
Senator Doug Walker runs for a third term while campaign notices hint at support for term limits though a letter to the senator requesting a direct position remains unanswered. The record shows mixed signals without a firm public commitment.
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Deadline for letters to editor on 1996 election dates
The deadline for submitting letters to the editor concerning the 1996 election is Thursday October 31. The last day in which letters will be published is Saturday November 2.
Mammography in the focus at local hospital
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month with emphasis on mammography and self checks. Ransom Memorial Hospital urges yearly clinical breast exams for ages 50 plus and guidance for 40 to 49. Call (913) 242-9074 extension 352 for information.
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