UN says women face rising violence in war zones
A UN official told the Security Council that women in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia face growing violence as they advocate for rights. The briefing highlighted threats to education, rape in Darfur, and widespread sexual violence, urging protection, jobs, and justice for survivors.
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Rumsfeld Rejects Iraq Deadlines and Guillotine Metaphor
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told reporters to back off requests for hard Iraq progress deadlines. He said benchmarks matter but predicting when Iraqis will regain control is impossible, denying any dates or consequences tied to deadlines. He warned critics and media seeking daylight between U S statements and Iraqi positions.
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Kansas consumer protection shift sparks funding fight
In Kansas the consumer protection division shows lower refunds under Attorney General Kline, prompting criticism from former officials. Critics say changes cut restitution totals, while supporters cite tighter limits and consumer education progress as fewer complaints arise. Institutions note a $110 million hospital settlement aided by Kline's office.
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Music classes invite tiny tots to build memory and rhythm
Still time to join melodic awareness sessions for singing listening and language skills. The program runs through the week of Dec 11 with a January to May second semester. Two weekly options 9:30 to 10:30 Wednesdays and 6 to 7 p.m. Thursdays. Cost includes 40 monthly and a one time 20 booklet and CD.
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Fire chiefs urge new smoke detectors and safe escape routes
The International Association of Fire Chiefs urges replacing smoke alarms every 10 years. Franklin County residents can obtain free detectors from the American Red Cross via the Ottawa Fire Department at 720 W. Second St. Ottawa residents needing help installing detectors can call (785) 229-3700 for assistance.
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