Editorial on justice in Stephanie Perez killing case
Editorial argues prosecutors err if they charge the wrong suspects while the shooter remains at large. It notes a girl is dead regardless of target, praises cautious charging until the actual shooter is identified, and cites reader calls reflecting on how law enforcement handles the case.
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Stephanie Perez
The
Herald
Japan
United States
Inmates to Lose Privileges in Four Month Rule
In a guest editorial, the Southwest Daily Times supports a new Kansas policy requiring basic necessities for four months of prisoner confinement with privileges earned thereafter. Corrections Secretary Charles Simmons explains no TV or radio initially, with longer grounds for added privileges like cable TV contingent on continued good conduct.
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Kansas
Corrections
Charles Simmons
Simmons
Liberal Southwest Daily Times
Wana Ottawa Hosts Duo Pianists Street and Newfield
The Main Event Series at CMA featured pianist Eric Street with Linda Newfield as narrator in Poulenc, drawing a small but enthusiastic crowd. Street’s program of Gershwin and accessible pieces earned a standing ovation. sponsors Air Technologies, Inc. and Keith and Sharon Gutreuter were praised for supporting quality concerts.
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CMA
Eric Street
Air Technologies, Inc
Keith
Sharon Gutreuter
Ottawa
Street
Readers urged to sign letters with full contact details
The note invites letters to the editor and requires signatures and addresses. Writers must include a telephone number for verification. unsigned submissions will not be published.
Powell for president in Democratic run sparks wild speculation
The piece argues Colin Powell should consider a presidential bid, favoring a Democratic path over third party or Republican routes. It weighs his image, liberal-leaning views, and the daunting hurdles within the GOP, suggesting Democrats might best benefit from his leadership to revive the party.
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United States
Powell
Oprah Winfrey
Oprah
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Colin Powell
Washington
Ross Perot
Sen
Robert Dole
Phil Gramm
Lyndon Johnson
Rush
Chicago
Search for El Dorado Within America on Racism
The text argues racism persists yet progress exists, noting rogue cops and biased views across professions. It emphasizes imperfect humanity, urges continued education, constitutional fidelity, and individual character over skin color, and views pursuit of equality as a lifelong, meaningful quest.
Women power shifts rock charts this summer across bands
Patrick Tubach reports a surge of female artists in rock, led by Alanis Morissette and bands like Hole and Veruca Salt. Stations note heavier requests and broader airplay, while stars like Trynin and Hatfield book major shows. The rise spans modern and album rock, signaling lasting change.
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Patrick Tubach Baker
Orange News Service
Fogeyhat
Ae Morissette
Bob Osburn
Klzr-Fm
Lawrence
Billboard Magazine
Alanis Morissette
Osburn
KLZR
Harvey
Embree
Hole
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