Law Banning Lease Of Children Ok'd In Colorado
A Colorado legislative judiciary committee approved a law banning the sale, exchange, barter, or lease of a child after a case in which a nine year old was leased to a Los Angeles man. Rep. Kenneth Kramer cited the Stewart case in Colorado Springs as prompting the measure. The bill would make the sale or lease of a child a felony carrying 5 to 40 years’ imprisonment for involved adults.
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Colorado Springs
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Arron
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Evelyn Stewart
Los Angeles
Fred Earl Jordan
Boyd
Kramer
Cindy Pring
el Paso
Stewart
Collorado Springs
Nun on trial for baby's death in non jury manslaughter case
Three doctors offered conflicting testimony on Sister Maureen Murphy's mental capacity to harm the newborn found dead in a convent bedroom last April. The 37 year old nun faces first degree manslaughter charges as final arguments loom and defense seeks dismissal.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
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Monroe
Hyman Maas
Charles Crimi
Crimi
Sister Murphy
Sisters of St. Joseph
William Libertson
Robert Greendyke
Michael Lynch
Jr Miss Contest Date Set at Sandpoint High
A firm date of April 23 has been set for the Sandpoint Junior Miss contest at Sandpoint Jr High. Kirsten Thompson, former Sandpoint Junior Miss, will preside as master of ceremonies. Fourteen girls, all juniors at Sandpoint High School, began practice Monday for the annual event.
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Sandpoint Jr. High
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Sandpoint High School
Astrological Notes for Aries through Aquarius This Week
The column offers weekly guidance by sign with prompts on work, relationships, and finances. Aries and Virgo hint at possible terminations due to misunderstandings, Leo suggests planning a surprise, Libra urges careful driving, and Scorpio faces budget pressures while Aquarius looks for money earning potential as time to move ahead.
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Woman claims religious discrimination after witch identity fired in COSHOCTON
Billie Selph aka Lady Astarte, self described witch, says she was fired from Andy's on the Hill for her beliefs. She filed a religious discrimination complaint with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission as the agency weighs whether to open a formal investigation.
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Herse
Milner Hotel in Spokane Closes Ending Tenants’ Battle
About 73 residents of the Milner Hotel in Spokane were set to be out of their rooms as the week-long dispute over the hotel’s right to close to rentals ended in a compromise. Tenants received three extra days to move. The Milner chain said the Coeur d Alene property was shutting due to financial losses.
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UPI
Milner Hotel
Boy Scouts Clarify Name Change Rumors in Idaho Chapter
Idaho Panhandle Council president Garth Crosby says the Boy Scouts of America legal name remains unchanged. The organization adopted Scouting-USA as a communicative symbol to reflect broader reach while retaining the official name BSA.
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French fried cockroaches spark campus lunch boycott
At Campus High School in Haysville Kansas students protest a cafeteria after David Platt found a french fried cockroach. Officials later found 15 live and 15 dead roaches. health inspectors gave a top rating but students demand cleaner facilities and off campus food options.
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Kan
UPI
David Platt
Campus High School
Platt
Tracy Wheeler
City County Health Department
Tetanus Shot Update Advised For Outdoor Idahoans
Idaho Medical Association urges tetanus immunization as warm weather boosts outdoor activity. Tiny garden scratches or yard debris can harbor spores that lie dormant in soil and dust. a booster every five years or after injury protects both adults and children. Seek your family physician to ensure protection.
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Water Resources Board Offers Aid For drought planning
Idaho agencies will help cities and industries locate additional water supplies and conserve water during anticipated summer drought. An inventory of surface sources will identify springs streams lakes or reservoirs serving Idaho cities and industries. Municipal systems serving 30+ people and industrial users with their own water supply from a surface source are prioritized.
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Government Way
Suite 1
Coeur d' Alene
Idaho
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Division of Environment
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Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho Department of Water Resources
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David B Shaw
Statehouse
Boise
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