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From classroom to courtroom

By VICKIE MOSS The Iola Register

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts after President Trump was acquitted Wednesday in his impeachment trial in the Senate. GETTY IMAGES/ MARIO TAMA/TNS

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by Senate WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump won impeachment acquittal in the U.S. Senate, bringing to a close only the third presidential trial in American history with votes that split the country, tested civic norms and fed the tumultuous 2020 race for the White House.

With Chief Justice John Roberts presiding, senators sworn to do “impartial justice” stood and stated their votes for the roll call — “guilty” or “not guilty” — in a swift tally almost exclusively along party lines. Trump, the chief justice then declared, shall “be, and is hereby, acquitted of the charges.”

The outcome Wednesday followed months of remarkable impeachment proceedings, from Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s House to Mitch McConnell’s Senate, reflecting the nation’s unrelenting partisan divide three years into See TRUMP | Page A3

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ola High School senior Allie Fager has watched a lot of “Judge Judy” with her grandmother.

But that television courtroom drama never prepared her for a real-life courtroom, like the one at the 31st Judicial District in Allen County.

“This is nothing like that,” she said.

Fager serves as an intern under Chief District Judge Dan Creitz. For two hours every weekday morning, she meets with the judge or his staff to learn more about the realities of the U.S. justice system. She plans to become a lawyer, and the internship has provided valuable inSee FAGER | Page A6

Iola High School senior Allie Fager serves as an intern under Chief Judge Dan Creitz at the Allen County District Court. Fager plans to become a lawyer and said her internship has given her a greater insight into the U.S. justice system. REGISTER/VICKIE MOSS

Students take the lead

By VICKIE MOSS The Iola Register

Iola High School interns, from left, Lexi Vega, Ella Taylor and Haley Carlin talk with Seaman High School Assistant Principal Kate Welch about their respective internship programs. The IHS students gave a presentation to educators from across the state at a Career and Technical Education conference Tuesday in Manhattan. REGISTER/VICKIE MOSS

MANHATTAN — Kansas is watching.

Educators from across the state are keeping an eye on Iola High School students as they take the lead in programs that allow students to explore career options while still in high school, said Natalie Clark, who works with the Kansas Department of Education’s Career and Technical Education division.

Clark was among those who attended a workshop designed and led by eight IHS senior interns at the Annual Kansas CTE Conference Tuesday in Manhattan. The students

taught a roomful of school administrators from across the state about the real-world skills they have learned this year while working as interns at Iola businesses.

“For these students to be able to articulate what they’ve done and share it with educators is very powerful. It’s nice to have that student perspective,” Clark said.

Some students who have been interning at Allen County Regional Hospital plan to pursue careers in health care.

Those with business in mind have interned at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center and Iola Area Chamber of ComSee STUDENTS | Page A5

Red Devil softball gears up for 2020

Thrive begins helping clients in the home

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

Taking part in an $80,000 donation from the Goppert Foundation to the Crest Education Foundation are, from left, Shane Walter, Crest USD 479 Superintendent of Schools, CEF representatives Candace Powell, Chrissy Powell and Denise King, and Trena Golden and Jeff McAdam of the Goppert Foundation. COURTESY PHOTO

Crest receives $80,000 Goppert gift COLONY — An $80,000 donation from the Goppert Foundation will help with upgraded equipment at Crest High School’s workshop.

The donation was announced at Tuesday’s CHS

basketball games.

“This donation will greatly impact the student opportunities delivered in our shop and the safety and integrity of the facility moving forward,” Crest Superintendent of Schools Shane Walter said

in a press release.

The donation was sought through the efforts of the Crest Education Foundation, which has pursued outside funding sources to support Crest USD 479 for the past 21 years.

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Armed with new funds, Thrive Allen County is taking steps to provide better health care services to low-income residents — in particular those who are home-bound or lack transportation.

The three-year, $60,000 grant from the Health Forward Foundation was approved in December. For the first time, it allows Thrive to reach the home-bound.

Greta Ingle, Thrive’s enrollment assistance coordinator, already has at her disposal a quiver full of tools to help lead

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Thursday, February 6, 2020

Obituaries

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Shirley Apt

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Shirley Siefkin Apt, age 89, formerly of Iola, passed away on Friday, Jan. 24, 2020, in Wichita.

Shirley was the daughter of George and Dora (Tyner) Siefkin.

She was born on June 16, 1930 in Wichita. She attended and graduated from East High in 1948. She attended Kansas University and was Shirley Apt a member of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She married Charles H. Apt II on Dec. 7, 1952 in Wichita. Their union was blessed with five children: Charles III, Georgiann, Carolyn, Kathryn and Douglas.

Shirley loved the outdoors and all activities associated therewith, particularly crappie fishing with family members. She was an accomplished horse person and showed horses in her youth. She was an avid and skilled gardener and carried on this passion by serving as a volunteer at Botanica in Wichita, where she had relocated from Iola. Shirley volunteered for numerous groups and served on the Iola Public Library Board and the Board of Directors for the Kansas Children’s Service League.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Henry Apt II; her parents, George and Dora (Tyner) Siefkin; and brother, Robert Siefkin.

Shirley is survived by her sons, Charles H. Apt III and wife, Mary of Iola, and their children, daughter Margaret Dickerson and husband Kerry of Springfield, Mo.; Tyner Apt-Hill and husband Brian of Tampa, Fla., and son Charles of Anchorage, Alaska; and Douglas Apt and wife Jan and daughters Kelsey and Danyell, and sons Cyle and Hunter Apt all of St. Peters, Mo.; daughters, Georgiann “Gigi” Turner and husband Paul and daughter Brittni of Flagstaff, Ariz., Carolyn Apt and son Troy of Maize, Kathryn Rodby and husband Paul of Redmond, Ore., and their sons Andrew and Mason of Redmond and daughter Taylor Klinski and her husband Kyle of Bend, Ore.; sister-in-law, Yvonne Siefkin; great-grandchildren Mark and Luke Dickerson; and many nieces and nephews.

A memorial service in Shirley’s honor will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 6, 2020, in Highland Cemetery, 1800 N. Cottonwood, Iola. Inurnment will follow the graveside memorial service.

Memorials are suggested to Iola Public Library or Botanica-The Wichita Gardens, and may be left with Feuerborn Family Funeral Service, 1883 US Highway 54, Iola, KS 66749.

Condolences for the family may be left at www. feuerbornfuneral.com.

Donald Funston Donald P. Funston, age 90, died Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2019, at Cappella of Grand Junction, Colo.

He was born Feb. 26, 1929 to Herbert Spencer and Susan Mary (Shapel) Funston in Iola.

He served in the U.S. Navy.

He married Maureen Ranger on June 2, 1956.

Survivors include his wife, Maureen, daughter Wendy White of Grand Junction, daughter Debra Funston of Palisade, son Dale Funston of Colorado Springs, and other relatives.

Services were Jan. 3 at First Presbyterian Church of Montrose.

ACC students offer singing Valentines If you’re worried your singing might scare your sweetie instead of making them swoon, the Allen Community College Music Department can help “Serenade Your Sweetheart.”

Music students will offer singing Valentines

on Valentine’s Day, Friday, Feb. 14.

For $20, students will sing a song to your special someone and deliver a red carnation and candy. Delivery is anywhere in the Iola area.

To order, visit my.allencc.edu/SVO/ SVO.aspx.

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Allen County sheriff ’s deputies arrested Jimmy L. Summers, 36, Chanute, on a warrant related to misdemeanor traffic charges Friday.

Iola police officers arrested Daryl W. Beaman, 54, Iola, Thursday on a warrant out of Woodson County.

Humboldt police officers arrested Christina M. Becker-Beerbower, 35, Chanute, Thursday for suspicion of interfering with law enforcement and an Iola warrant related to a charge of violating a protection order.

Austin L. Myrick, 25, Chanute, was arrested by deputies Thursday on a warrant.

Sheldon P. Morris, 29, Iola, was arrested by deputies Jan. 29 on a warrant

stemming from a charge of child abandonment.

Iola officers arrested Benjamin S. Lewis, 37, Iola, for suspicion of disorderly conduct and assault Jan. 29.

Alana R.L. Snyder, 25, Fredonia, was arrested by deputies Jan. 28 on a warrant related to charges of theft and drug paraphernalia possession charges.

Iola officers arrested Brandon J. Gray, 19, Mound City for suspicion of driving while suspended and illegal registration Jan. 28.

Iola police arrested Joseph M. Leftwich, 35, Neosho Falls, for suspicion of driving while suspended Jan. 28.

Courtney M. Moore, 26, Oklahoma, was arrested Jan. 28 by deputies for suspicion of driving

while suspended.

Jason Sinclair, 30, Iola, was arrested Jan. 27 by Iola police for suspicion of theft, criminal damage to property, driving while suspended, interfering with law enforcement and three counts of battering a law enforcement officer.

Olivia M. McCullough, 24, Neosho Falls, was arrested by deputies Jan. 27 on multiple warrants related to charges of interfering with law enforcement, distributing stimulants, possessing drug paraphernalia, illegally possessing a firearm, possessing stolen property and fleeing and/ or attempting to elude law enforcement.

The Kansas HIghway Patrol arrested Aaron S. Mitchelle, 33, Princeton,

Jan. 26 for a probation revocation warrant.

Joshua W. Renfro, 37, Iola, was arrested by IPD Jan. 25 for suspicion of disorderly conduct.

Iola officers arrested Eric S. Call, 41, Chanute, on a warrant out of Neosho County related to drug charges.

Iola officers arrested David J. Petty, 19, Gas, for suspicion of possessing marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

Noah C. Demeritt, 19, Erie, was arrested

by Kansas Highway Patrol troopers Jan. 25 for suspected possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

Christopher Hibbs, 33, Humboldt was arrested by deputies Jan. 11 on an Iola warrant related to theft charges.

What happens if coronavirus outbreak becomes a pandemic?

By EMILY BAUMGAERTNER Los Angeles Times

LOS ANGELES — Roughly 50 million people are under quarantine in China. Thousands of travelers are being screened at airports every day. Armies of disease detectives are knocking on doors around the world in hopes of halting the new coronavirus in its tracks.

Despite all the colossal efforts to contain the virus, scientists are quietly preparing for a grim — and increasingly likely — outcome: A full-blown global pandemic.

Since the novel virus was isolated in December in the Chinese megacity of Wuhan, the pathogen has reached four continents and infected more than 24,000 people. At least 493 of them have died as a result. With the outbreak continuing to expand, authorities acknowledge that efforts will soon shift from trying to squelch the coronavirus to learning to live with it.

“We’re proceeding as if things go really sour on us in the coming weeks and months,” said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health. “We’re working for the worst-case scenario.”

The World Health Organization raised the stakes last week by declaring a public health emergency of international concern.

The Trump administration responded by proclaiming a public health emergency in the United States, restricting incoming flights from China and ordering the country’s first mandatory quarantine in more than 50 years.

Yet the outbreak shows no signs of slowing down.

Infectious disease experts at Imperial College London have calculated that each person infected with the virus early in the outbreak spread it to 2.6 others, on average. For the sake of comparison, in the early days of the 1918 Spanish flu outbreak, each person who became sick is thought to have infected 1.8 others.

Lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus have increased more than 300-fold in the last three weeks. And while twothirds of early cases were linked to a single market, that proportion quickly dropped, suggesting human-tohuman transmission is widespread. Researchers believe individual epidemics are already self-sustaining in several major Chinese cities, and could appear around the globe in regions where travelers from China arrived before showing any symptoms of illness.

“Containment is an increasingly remote possibility,” said Dr. Richard Hatchett, chief executive of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, or CEPI, which is coordinating work on a vaccine for 2019-nCoV. “This is not a China problem. It’s a

global problem.”

And although the overwhelming majority of those infected so far have recovered, it’s certainly possible that the virus could become more dangerous.

“The nightmare scenario here is if it mutates into a highly pathogenic strain,” said Lawrence Gostin, director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Center on National and Global Health Law. “These kinds of viruses are very adaptable and can swap genes to become much more lethal. We can’t be complacent.”

Health officials aren’t waiting around to see if that will happen. Their preparations for sustained global spread of the coronavirus are al-

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For starters, doctors and epidemiologists will need reliable, rapid diagnostic tests that can distinguish between people who have influenza or pneumonia and those who are infected with the new virus. That would help ensure patients get the appropriate treatment and allow health officials to map the outbreak accurately.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has already created a test based on the coronavirus genome shared

by Chinese scientists and used it to confirm the 11 cases in the U.S., said Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the agency’s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.

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the Trump presidency.

What started as Trump’s request for Ukraine to “do us a favor” spun into a farreaching, 28,000-page report compiled by House investigators accusing an American president of engaging in shadow diplomacy that threatened U.S. foreign relations for personal, political gain as he pressured the ally to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden ahead of the next election.

No president has ever

been removed by the Senate.

A politically emboldened Trump had eagerly predicted vindication, deploying the verdict as a political anthem in his reelection bid. The president claims he did nothing wrong, decrying the “witch hunt” as an extension of special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russian 2016 campaign interference by those out to get him from the start of his presidency.

Trump’s political campaign tweeted videos, statements and a

cartoon dance celebration, while the Republican president himself tweeted that he would speak today from the White House about “our Country’s VICTORY on the Impeachment Hoax.”

However, the Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said there will always be “a giant asterisk next to the president’s acquittal” because of the Senate’s quick trial and Republicans’ unprecedented rejection of witnesses.

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tors expressed unease with Trump’s pressure campaign on Ukraine that resulted in the two articles of impeachment. But two-thirds of them would have had to vote “guilty” to reach the Constitution’s bar of high crimes and misdemeanors to convict and remove Trump from office. The final tallies in the GOP-held Senate fell far short.

On the first article of impeachment, abuse of power, the vote was 52-48 favoring acquittal. The second, obstruction of Congress, also produced a not guilty verdict, 5347.

Only one Republican, Mitt Romney of Utah, the party’s defeated 2012 presidential nominee, broke with the GOP. Romney choked up as he said he drew on his faith and “oath before God” to vote guilty on the first charge, abuse of power. He voted to acquit on the second.

All Democrats found the president guilty on the two charges.

Both Bill Clinton in 1999 and Andrew Johnson in 1868 drew crossparty support when they were left in office after impeachment trials. Richard Nixon resigned rather than face

sure impeachment, expecting members of his own party to vote to remove him.

Ahead of Wednesday’s voting, some of the most closely watched senators took to the Senate floor to tell their constituents, and the nation, what they had decided.

Influential GOP Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee worried a guilty verdict would “pour gasoline on the fire” of the nation’s culture wars over Trump and “rip the country apart.’’ He said the House proved its case but it just didn’t rise to the level of impeachment.

Other Republicans siding with Trump said it was time to end what McConnell called the “circus” and move on.

Most Democrats, though, echoed the House managers’ warnings that Trump, if left unchecked, would continue to abuse the power of his office for personal political gain and try to cheat again ahead of the the 2020 election.

Even key Democrats from states where Trump is popular — Doug Jones in Alabama and Joe Manchin in West Virginia — risked backlash and voted to convict.

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“Senators are elected to make tough choices,” Jones said.

Several senators trying to win the Democratic Party’s nomination to face Trump — Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar — dashed back from early primary state New Hampshire to vote.

During the nearly three-week trial, House Democrats prosecuting the case argued that Trump abused power like no other president in history when he pressured Ukraine to investigate Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, ahead of the 2020 election.

They detailed an extraordinary effort by Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani that set off alarms at the highest levels of government.

After Trump’s July 25 call with Ukraine, the White House temporarily halted U.S. aid to the struggling ally battling hostile Russia at its border. The money was eventually released in September as Congress intervened.

When the House probed Trump’s actions, the president instructed White House aides to defy congressional subpoenas, leading to the obstruction charge.

Questions from the Ukraine matter continue to swirl. House Democrats may yet summon former national security adviser John Bolton to testify about revelations from his forthcoming book that offer a fresh account of Trump’s actions. Other eyewitnesses and documents are almost sure to surface.

In closing arguments for the trial, the lead prosecutor, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., appealed to senators’ sense of decency, insisting “right matters” and “truth matters” and Trump “is not who you are.’’

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Inserting religious mottos state overreach A new bill in the Kansas Legislature would require every public classroom, library and municipal building in the state to display the national motto, “In God We Trust.”

The proposed measure is overbearing, unnecessary and likely unconstitutional.

But besides that, it’s yet another example of the “insert-state-here” brand of legislation that’s too frequently finding a foothold in the Kansas Statehouse.

A national effort called Project Blitz, founded by a coalition of conservative Christian groups that includes the Congressional Prayer Caucus Foundation, has persuaded numerous state legislatures to introduce laws restricting same-sex marriage, establishing Bible classes in public schools, or allowing adoption agencies to deny placements because of religion.

A primary element of the coalition’s agenda — detailed in a 2017 talking points sheet — focuses on laws that “recognize the place of Christian principles in our nation’s history and heritage.” Such laws “are likely to receive the least opposition,” the document says, but “can have enormous impact” and “a significant ripple effect.”

One of the coalition’s most successful efforts has been to plaster “In God We Trust” on school walls. Over the past few years, seven states — Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, South Dakota and Tennessee — have approved legislation requiring or encouraging public schools to post the motto.

Now the group seems to have found another ally in Rep. Michael Capps, the embattled Republican lawmaker from Wichita who has been accused of emotionally abusing children and linked to a false smear campaign against Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple.

Capps said he isn’t familiar with Project Blitz and that he “worked with colleagues directly, face to face” for more than two months to draft his

bill. Other sponsors include Rep. Ron Howard of Wichita, Rep. Cheryl Helmer of Mulvane, Rep. Emil Bergquist of Park City and Rep. Bill Rhiley of Wellington.

Capps says he reviewed legislation from several states as part of his research, but also looked at court cases and read judges’ opinions. Even so, the overall concept and language of the Kansas proposal closely mirrors efforts elsewhere.

THIS ISN’T the first time

Kansas lawmakers have served as enthusiastic mouthpieces for questionable agendas.

Last year, anti-gay extremist Chris Sevier successfully lobbied Republican legislators to introduce bills that would have declared samesex marriages “parody marriages” and mandated an anti-porn filter on all new phones and computers sold in the state.

Back in 2012, controversial tax-reform proposals spearheaded by former Gov. Sam Brownback were closely linked to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a corporate-funded group that provides “model” legislation to states.

If lawmakers approve the “In God We Trust” motto proposal, it would join other legislative directives aimed at Kansas schools. In 2013, the legislature passed a requirement that schools recognize “Celebrate Freedom Week” in mid-September and that religious references in writings not be censored.

Kansas lawmakers in 2018 agreed to end the longstanding practice of anonymous bills, which kept the public from knowing who is behind a particular proposal. But obviously, that hasn’t stopped Mad Libs-style legislation.

Kansas representatives should spend their time crafting meaningful proposals, not cutting and pasting specialinterest laws into the legislative agenda.

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The last store in Savonburg, Olson’s grocery, owned by the Olson Mercantile Company of Chanute, closed its doors Saturday evening after 63 years of business.

Miss Mabel Anderson, librarian of the Savonburg Library, who scorns publicity for herself, came to the fore the past

month as a result of her unsuccessful efforts to keep the last store in Savonburg open.

Of the 120 residents of Savonburg, the hardest hit are those such as Miss Anderson, who lives by herself and who doesn’t own an automobile.

A store in Stark, about four miles south, has advertised it will make deliveries provided the orders total $25 or more.

Sen. Mitt Romney, a Republican from Utah, on Wednesday said he would vote to convict President Trump — the only one from his party. A Mormon, Romney said his faith in God left him no choice but to convict the president, who, he said, “is guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust.” Photo by Rod Lamkey Jr./SIPA USA/TNS

The verdict? Congress is guilty “The President, Vice Pres- more evidence to prove that ident and all civil Officers of the president asked Ukraine the United States, shall be to investigate Joe Biden and removed from Office on Im- his son, Hunter; he said this peachment for, and Convic- on television on October 3, tion of, Treason, Bribery, or 2019, and during his July 25, other high Crimes and Mis- 2019, telephone call with the demeanors.” president of Ukraine. There — Article II, Section 4, U.S. is no need for more evidence Constitution to conclude that the presiThe sham of an impeach- dent withheld United States ment trial in the U.S. Senate aid, at least in part, to prestold us nothing new about sure Ukraine to investigate President Donald Trump’s the Bidens; the House mantransgressions regarding agers have proved this with Ukraine. But it, and the im- what they call a ‘mountain peachment inquiry before, of overwhelming evidence.’” revealed volBut, ‘so umes about what?’ says American poliSenator Alextics and the There is no need for ander and a actual state more evidence to con- growing cadre of our union, of Republicans, clude that the presi- some of whom which has little to do with dent withheld aid ... p r e v i o u s l y the president’s to pressure Ukraine to p r o c l a i m e d annual speech. investigate the Bidens. “there was no At 4 p.m. quid pro quo!”

W e d n e s d a y, — Sen. Lamar Alexander, They now colTennessee Republican lectively claim the Senate is scheduled to that the actions vote on two arwere inapproticles of impeachment that priate — even “shameful and charge President Donald wrong,” according to Sen. Trump with abuse of power Lisa Murkowski, an Alaskan and obstruction of Congress. Republican — but not imThe Republican majority peachable. will vote to acquit. And they What else could they say? will do it despite knowing The evidence is there, but full well the president is they don’t want to treat it guilty. with any gravity, because it Sen. Lamar Alexander, a would hurt their guy. And Tennessee Republican, said they don’t have to. That’s beas much Friday in explain- cause this whole thing, this ing his key vote against a mo- so-called “trial,” is ultimatetion to call witnesses: “There ly a political process and not is no need for more evidence a legal one. The Senate deto prove something that has cides how it will play out and already been proven,” he what the standards are for said. acquittal or conviction.

What has been proven is But make no mistake, the that Donald J. Trump pres- president’s actions were sured Ukraine’s leader to criminal. attempt to dig up dirt on a Donald Trump bribed anpolitical rival in the hopes it other country to interfere in would help him in the com- a U.S. election, an act punishing presidential election and able by up to 15 years in pristhat he held up promised aid on under the federal bribery to that country as incentive statute. By participating in to follow through. the bribery scheme, and enAllow Sen. Alexander to listing the help of others in explain: “There is no need for it, he also committed honest

services fraud (punishable by up to 20 years in prison) and likely criminal conspiracy (up to five years).

Even if you don’t buy that, the simple act of directing the withholding of funds that were appropriated to the Department of Defense for security assistance to Ukraine “for a policy reason,” as the Government Accountability Office found, is a violation of the Impoundment Control Act — a 1974 law that was passed “in response to President Nixon’s executive overreach,” according to the House Committee on the Budget. Breaking that law may not carry prison penalties, but it’s still an offense, one with terrible optics considering the act’s origin story.

And still, Donald Trump will be acquitted. And somehow that’s fair, in this system of ours.

The U.S. House of Representatives, which is controlled by Democrats, could have initiated an impeachment inquiry into this particular president for any number of reasons (see: emoluments clause, hush money campaign finance violations, mishandling of classified information, fomenting violence, making false statements to deceive the public and so on). And they would have been in the right to do so, as they were here. But it was always going to be a political move.

None of the lawmakers in Congress, on either side (all of whom swore to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States”) are as concerned about the law as they are their own power — either retaining or regaining it.

And so, they give us theater and throw the onus back on the people to lead in November.

In that, they are all guilty.

— The Baltimore Sun

Tennessee lawmakers legalize religious, sexual-orientation discrimination Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, declaring that he’s taking a stand for religious liberty, has signed a bill allowing faithbased adoption agencies that are under state license and receive state funding to deny adoptions to gay and lesbian couples. The agencies may deny adoptions purely on the basis of whether adoptionapplicant’s beliefs coincide with the religious beliefs of the agency.

“The governor believes that protection of rights is important, especially religious liberty,” says Gillum Ferguson, the governor’s spokesman.

“This bill is centered around protecting the religious liberty of Tennesseans and that’s why he signed it.”

The twist in logic is frightening, because religious liberty is exactly what this law restrains.

The law permits an agency to reject an adoption not necessarily based on what’s best for the child but whether the prospective parents might “violate the agency’s written religious or moral convictions or policies.” The discriminatory nature of this law for LGBT adopting parents is obvious.

But non-Christian religious groups also have major cause for concern.

Legislatures in Oklahoma and Kansas have approved similar measures. Five Republican members of the Tennessee Senate, including Lt. Gov. Randy McNally, declined

to vote rather than side with supporters of that state’s bill.

McNally went so far as to walk out of the session during debate.

The bill’s Republican sponsors have couched the legislation in terms of supporting the rights of religiously based adoption agencies to be excused from anti-discrimination restrictions. The law contains no language restricting the adoption agency’s considerations to sexual orientation only. That means a couple with prospective parents who are, say, Jewish or Muslim, may be rejected simply because the adoption agency’s written beliefs and moral code don’t allow for recognition of other religions.

Pastor Robert Jeffress, a key ally of President Donald Trump, cited Mormonism, Islam, Judaism and Hinduism in 2009 remarks: “Not only do they lead people away from the true God, they lead people to an eternity of separation from God in hell.” Under Tennessee’s law, he could legally discriminate against adopting parents belonging to those religions.

Religious discrimination in Tennessee is now technically permissible for agencies that receive state licenses and funding. Those agencies may not be denied licensing or funding because of such discrimination. So, much as Gov. Lee’s spokesman contends this is about religious free-

dom, it is in fact about religious oppression, potentially on the taxpayers’ dime.

The American Civil Liberties Union says it is weighing options for a challenge, arguing that quality adoptive parenting “is not determined by the parents’ sexual orientation or faith denomination.”

Supporters argue that prospective parents are free to go to other agencies and apply for adoption. Thus, no discrimination is occurring.

Never mind the phrasing in the First Amendment prohibiting government endorsement of religion. It appears, however, that the Constitution is the last thing on Tennessee lawmakers’ minds. ­— St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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merce, as well as at a local dance studio and a clothing boutique.

Another spends her days at Allen County District Court where she shadows Chief District Judge Dan Creitz to see if the law piques her interests.

They all shared stories of their experiences at the Tuesday conference, with some common themes: Their internships gave them a preview of their preferred career choice. For some, the experience confirmed they were on the right path in their studies. For others, they came away with a better realization of what they might want to do with the rest of their lives.

Their internships gave them a more realistic view of the job requirements they’ll face once they graduate from college and join the day-to-day workforce.

Maybe they had no idea there would be so much paperwork involved.

Maybe they didn’t realize cleaning someone’s wound could be so… well… gross.

And their internships taught them valuable lessons about who they want to be and what they want to do, before they invest thousands — or tens or even hundreds of thousands — of dollars on a college education.

Saturday, The Register will take a more indepth look at each of those individual presentations.

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program is just one facet of the Career and Technical Education program at IHS, which also offers certification courses in welding, building trades and wind energy technology at the Rural Regional Technical Center at LaHarpe.

IHS also received a three-year grant, in collaboration with Chanute High School, to send students into area industries to receive onthe-job training for technical jobs that are hard to fill and very much in demand.

The student workforce training program goes a step beyond the internships, training students as employees rather than job shadowing. Just one IHS student is currently part of that program, which began at the start of the second semester.

Iola High School senior Haley Carlin, holding microphone, and other students answer questions about the school’s internship program during a presentation at a Career and Technical Education conference Tuesday in Manhattan. REGISTER/VICKIE MOSS About 22 of this year’s senior class of 86 are engaged in some type of internship.

That’s a big leap from previous years. The IHS internship program began five years ago with just one student at Utley’s Auto Body.

“The businesses are starting to see the value of having these students come in, and they see how passionate they are,” Melissa Stiffler, CTE coordinator at IHS, said. She started directing the internship program as part of her job as a school counselor, but the position grew into a separate division.

It’s always been difficult to convince businesses to give students a chance, she said. But as local business leaders began to see how hard students worked and reaped the benefits of a training a motivated, young workforce — at no cost except their time — more and more employers jumped on the bandwagon.

“NOW I KNOW I want to open a dance studio so I plan to go to college to study business,” intern Lauren McDermeit said at Tuesday’s conference.

“But I think I can speak for all the interns that this has done so much more for us than telling us what we want to do in our career. We’ve learned time management.

We’ve learned how to communicate with people and how to be a leader. That is so important but you never really learn those things until you are put into the real world.”

In the audience, Kate Welch, assistant principal at Seaman High School in Topeka, nod-

ded emphatically. She turned to Gita Noble, Seaman’s internship coordinator, and whispered, “That’s critical.”

Seaman has 1,200 seniors, of which about a third participated in its internship program. It, too, started about five years ago.

And like IHS, Seaman has seen numerous benefits. This year they expanded the program to include a job shadowing option for freshmen, sophomores and juniors.

“It’s a win-win partnership between the schools and the businesses in the community. There’s nothing better than that. It brings the community together,” Noble said.

“And it defies teenage stereotypes,” Welch added.

The IHS intern workshop, “Into the Future…” was one of the more popular presentations at the CTE conference. Early Tuesday, the keynote speaker touted the students’ presentation and encouraged participants to attend.

Every seat was filled, with another 25 attendees crowded along the walls.

The students welcomed the group with what turned out to be a somewhat destructive ice breaker.

“Look under your seats to see if you’ve won a prize,” IHS senior McDermeit encouraged.

Some attendees dropped to their knees in the crowded room or ripped tags from the underside of the chairs, searching in vain for a prize. No one found anything.

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low-income residents to better health care access — with one exception.

Up to now, Thrive’s clients had to come to its downtown Iola office, or one of the organization’s outreach events.

“We saw there was a big gap in the services we could provide,” explained Jessica Thompson, Thrive’s director of development. “With this, we’re able to go into the people’s homes and help enroll them in insurance, or provide care coordination service.”

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portion of Ingle’s position as a full-time employee, plus hire another part-time staffer to handle what she hopes is a steadily growing caseload.

“We’re starting small this year,” Thompson said, “by building a good base and working out the kinks.”

Ingle is eager to get the ball rolling.

“There’s a big demand for it,” she said.

“There have been lots of times I’ve had to turn people down because I couldn’t take them to the Social Security office, or to DCF (Department of Children and

Families).

“Just (Wednesday) I received a call from the City of LaHarpe,” Ingle continued. “They have someone who can’t come here. Now we’re able to go there.”

Because Ingle is already certified to help residents enroll in other services, such as Medicaid, Medicare, or Affordable Care Act-related health insurance, it means greater expansion of helping others get healthy, Thompson concluded.

“This is a great program that will really fill a gap,” she said.

Ingle also is certified to help folks enroll for cash assistance through the state, or for Housing and Urban Development programs, and

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Outside of school, she enjoys playing “Just Dance” and “Mario Kart” with her friends.

After graduation, Mayte plans to obtain her associates degree at Allen Community College, then transfer to the University of Kansas to pursue a doctorate in obstetrics.

Her favorite high school memories came during prom her sophomore year, going to football games on Friday nights and getting closer to her peers.

Lacey Brown Lacey is the daughter of Teresa Howell. In high school, she has participated in Special Olympic bowling, track and basketball.

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“We’re always looking for the gaps and how to fill them,” Ingle said.

“This was a big gap to getting people insured and helping them with non-emergent health care needs,” Thompson added. “That’s our goal; keeping them healthy.”

“It’s hard to do anything if you’re not healthy,” Ingle noted.

As an aside, Thrive also is assisting resi-

dents applying for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP), which provides assistance for those struggling to pay their utility bills. Enrollment runs through March.

Thrive also is working with city and county officials, mental health centers, the Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas and Allen County Regional Hospital on a grant that would further expand

transportation services in Allen County.

“This is just one piece of the puzzle,” Thompson said. “We’re trying to get to that next step.”

Thrive is interviewing candidates for the part-time position, so they can be hired soon.

“This really plays well into our strategic plan, where transportation has been a barrier for so many,” Thompson said. “We really want to become a one-stop shop for people.”

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sight to prepare her for that career.

“Something that really shocked me was finding out the sentences are not made up,” she said, referring to guidelines judges use to determine an appropriate sentence based on the type of crime and the defendant’s criminal history.

“I thought the judge just guessed, but it turns out there’s an actual grid they use. It makes more sense that way, but I didn’t know.”

That’s just one of her misconceptions about what happens in a courtroom.

“A lot happens behind the scenes. There are so many people involved in the process. It’s a very collaborative effort,” she said.

There’s also a lot of paperwork involved.

“There’s a lot of filing of documents. The amount of court document pages I’ve read is insane,” she said. “It’s awesome, though. I love it.”

That’s a good thing to find out now, Allie realized. She might not have discovered her appreciation for reading legal documents until she was well into law school.

What if she had gotten that far and found out she didn’t want to read that much legalese?

“It probably wouldn’t have gone over very well with my parents if I went to law school and spent all that money and then decided I didn’t like it.”

ALLIE’S day at court typically starts with a meeting with Judge Creitz. He offers her a snack; Allie has learned the judge has an affinity for cheese.

“We just sit and eat cheese together and talk about what he wants me to do that day,” she said.

Perhaps a new document has been filed in a case and he wants her to review it. If Judge Creitz is scheduled to hear criminal cases in the courtroom, she’ll sit in on them.

Allie has signed confidentiality agreements that prevent her from

Iola High School student Allie Fager talks about her internship at a Career and Technical Education conference Tuesday in Manhattan. REGISTER/VICKIE MOSS talking about cases outside of the internship.

“I’ve seen quite a lot of things: criminal cases, misdemeanors, civil cases, small claims, grand judgments.

I drove to Chanute and saw the courthouse there. A high school senior from Labette County came to visit and observe here, and it was kind of neat to be able to explain to her what was going on,” Allie said.

All of the district court staff, and the staff for the various attorneys she encounters, have welcomed and accommodated her. She especially appreciates the time Judge Creitz takes to help her understand the court system and to grow as a person.

“He’s just so wonderful. He’s always finding things for me to look at or keep me engaged in the conversation, or creating opportunities for me to see different parts of the court system,” she said. “Everyone here is very smart, very compassionate, but they also have to be very disciplined and diligent.

It’s a service to the community.

“I’ve already adjusted to the atmosphere and I’ve learned all the lingo in just a few months.

At first I was very confused and had so many questions, but now I can hang in there and actually have discussions.”

It’s the kind of education that most prospective lawyers probably don’t get until college or law school, she said.

“There’s not a lot I can actually do at my internship besides reading and discussion and observation because I just don’t have the train-

ing,” she said. “But I’ve learned so much. I’m excited to go to school every day.”

Her biggest takeaway: “The wheels of justice move very, very slowly.”

Most cases are continued again and again, until the parties reach some sort of agreement.

Most civil cases end in a settlement, and most criminal cases end in some sort of plea bargain before they ever reach a jury trial.

In fact, Allie has yet to see a jury trial. There’s one scheduled for this spring, but there’s no guarantee it will actually make it that far.

“That’s a very long and involved process as well,” she said.

Her internship requires her to dress in a professional manner, in slacks or a skirt with a nice blouse or sweater, which is a far cry from what she would otherwise wear to school.

She recalled a recent conversation with her younger brother, who said, in awe, “Allie, you’re so grown up.

You drive and you go to work.”

“I go to an internship,” she responded.

“But you look nice,” he said.

That exchange helped Allie appreciate the internship opportunity even more.

“It’s a big deal to be able to say as a high school senior that I was an intern at the 31st Judicial District Court,” she said. “I really want to encourage these types of internships. It allows students to see first-hand what’s available and where you might want to specialize in your career field.”

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Andre Iguodala traded to Miami MIAMI (AP) — A person familiar with the negotiations says Andre Iguodala is headed to Miami after the Heat and Memphis Grizzlies agreed Wednesday night on his long-awaited trade.

As part of the deal, Iguodala agreed to a two-year extension, with the second of those years being a team option, according to the person who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the trade has not been finalized.

The person also said Miami and Memphis were still working to complete terms of what the Heat are giving up in the deal, and that a third team — Oklahoma City, in a package that would include Danilo Gallinari potentially headed to the Heat — was still in play. Oftinjured forward Justise Winslow said he was part of the deal and was headed to Memphis, the former Heat starter reaching out to fellow former Duke players Tyus Jones and Grayson Allen with a message.

Jones and Allen are both members of the Grizzlies.

Winslow has missed much of this season with a bone bruise in his back.

Iguodala, speaking to The Undefeated, said he was eager to play alongside Jimmy Butler and Miami’s young core while helping mentor them as well.

“Jimmy Butler ... he’s looked at as different but (is) very well-respected in terms of the passion and the hard work that he brings to the game,” Iguodala said. “I feel like his temperament and values that he has really resonates with the Miami Heat.

They’re very well aligned.

I think he’s brought out the best in those young guys.”

ACC head softball coach Nicole Peters talks to her team before practice on Tuesday. REGISTER/ERICK MITCHELL

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ACC head softball coach, Nicole Peters, is entering her third season in charge of the Lady Devils, and seventh overall. A season ago, Allen Community College finished with a disappointing 15-31 record and a 7-13 mark in the Jayhawk conference.

But the past is well behind

Peters. In fact, she is riding high with confidence heading into 2020.

“I'd like to think that this year will be my best because we’ve got a ton of kids with experience,” Peters said. “We have 10 returners and 13 freshmen, so I think that speaks for the depth that we have.”

Peters said the needed leadership from sophomores last season was lacking. It wasn’t

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that the girls weren’t outspoken or encouraging of their teammates, but with only five sophomores they simply didn’t have enough players.

To add insult to injury, only three of those five featured on a consistent basis, forcing many first-year players to quickly adapt to the change of pace from high school to college.

Luckily, last year’s inex-

perienced freshmen are now equipped to lead the charge and make some noise. Peters is counting on Chanute native Madisyn Thompson to power the Devil offense. Last year Thompson batted .364 with 28 RBIs and 5 home runs.

“Madi is usually our number three, four, or five hitter,” Peters said. “She has strong See ACC | Page B6

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calling, including the University of Kansas, Hull felt Emporia was the right choice to call home for the next several years. Hull plans to be utilized as an offensive lineman for the Hornets.

“It just felt like home when I got there,” Hull said. “I blended with the team well.

It has a family-type atmosphere, and they are looking

HUMBOLDT— Back-toback undefeated regular seasons and a trip to the Kansas See CUBS | Page B6 Class 3A state semi-final for Humboldt football wouldn’t have been possible without seniors Conor Haviland and Josh Hull.

On Wednesday the pair announced their destination for the next four years, and they won’t be too far away from each other. A force on both sides of the trenches, Hull elected to sign with Emporia State, while signal caller/do everything Haviland chose Pittsburg State.

Last season Hull accumulated 48 tackles, three sacks, 10 tackles for loss, and even added a rushing touchdown against Central Heights in the first round of the play- Left, Conor Haviland, and right, Josh Hull, are joined by head coach Logan Wyrick as the duo signs to their respective colleges offs.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of Kansas City Chiefs fans braved sub-freezing wind chills on Wednesday to celebrate the team’s first Super Bowl victory in 50 years, and if Coach Andy Reid is to be believed, they’ll be back for an encore next year.

Fans lined the 2-mile (3.2-kilometer) parade route to thank their football heroes for bringing the Lombardi Trophy back to Kansas City and ending a Super Bowl drought that began after the Chiefs won Super Bowl IV in 1970.

Reid thanked the fans for their continued support and for attending the parade.

“Next year, we’re coming right back here,” Reid said in a brief speech. “One more time baby, one more time.”

Quarterback Patrick Ma-

homes, the Super Bowl MVP who has captured the fans’ devotion in only his third NFL season, struggled with a strained voice but said the championship fulfilled two goals he set when he became the team’s starter.

First, he said, he wanted to bring the Lamar Hunt trophy for winning the AFC championship back to Kansas City. The late Lamar Hunt and the Hunt family founded the team as the Dallas Texans in 1960 before moving the team to Kansas City in 1963 and changing the name.

“The second most important thing I wanted to do was get the Lombardi Trophy for the greatest coach of all time, Andy Reid,” he said.

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(Laughs) Yes, exactly. I think that kind of storytelling is exciting and it excites me as just an audience member. You know, the idea of a second chance is compelling to me and the idea of the mystery of where they went is very compelling to me.

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Having done several Comic Cons with â&#x20AC;&#x153;Manifestâ&#x20AC;? and â&#x20AC;&#x153;Once,â&#x20AC;? do you have a technique for deflecting fansâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; requests for spoilers?

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Does going through the thought processes of your character Ben on â&#x20AC;&#x153;Manifestâ&#x20AC;? wear on you as an actor?

For me as an actor with the training, I can (drop the character) at the end of the day. But every episode, and as it should be, is high stakes, high excitement and high story, so weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re always operating on a level (laughs) when weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re doing an episode of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Manifest.â&#x20AC;? So hiatus is very welcome right at this moment in time but give me about two more weeks of it and then Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m going to want to get back to it (laughs).

So you came from one high-concept series in â&#x20AC;&#x153;Once Upon a Timeâ&#x20AC;? to

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I try to give away what I can give away.

I try to give enough teasers as I possibly can. I mean, there are some things that I absolutely just donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know but I think you just try to give them something to chew on. And thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the great thing fans at Comic Cons and that type of genre fan, is that theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re so engaged, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re so passionate and theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re so smart about story that itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the best kind of fans to have because it just makes it all really worth it because theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re so involved.

And a lot of them are scientists and engineers with advanced degrees.

Yes, and (they) really watch the shows and become so invested in them. I havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t investigated so much with â&#x20AC;&#x153;Manifest,â&#x20AC;? but seven years in â&#x20AC;&#x153;Once Upon a Timeâ&#x20AC;? there was a lot of fan fiction that would start and some really brilliant things would come out of it and brilliant ideas. So theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re the best fans to have, if you can have any fan at all (laughs).

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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Republicans expect to consider a work requirement when a Kansas legislative committee this week begins debating a bipartisan bill for expanding Medicaid, despite opposition to the idea from a GOP leader.

The Republicancontrolled Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee plans to start its debate today on a bill containing an expansion plan from Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly and Senate Majority Leader Jim Denning, a Kansas City-area Republican. A final committee vote on the entire bill is expected next week.

Denning acknowledges that work requirements are “a popular idea in Medicaid expansion,” though he and Kelly are urging lawmakers to reject the idea now. Republican legislators — including Denning — imposed work requirements in 2015 for cash and food assistance.

“We’ve got work requirements for other governmental benefits.

What’s the difference?”

said health committee working, such as illness Chairman Gene Suel- or lack of transportalentrop, a Wichita Re- tion or child care. Kanpublican. sas should review that Suellentrop and information before tryother Republicans ing to impose a work rewho support a work re- quirement, he said. quirement argue that “It’s a lot easier to be it would help Medicaid late to the game when participants to become you’re talking about self-sufficient. He said something like that,” arguments against Denning said. “There’s them are “weak.” no reason to be early.” “ We ’ re Thirty-six looking at states have what was A federal judge e x p a n d e d modeled in in Washington, M e d i c a i d . other states,” T w e n t y Suellentrop D.C. has blocked have purwork require- sued a work said.

The Med- ments in Arkan- r e q u i r e icaid expansas, Kentucky and ment, but sion plan only Michifrom Kelly New Hampshire. gan has an and Denning active one, includes a according work referto the nonral program but not profit Kaiser Family an end to state Medic- Foundation. However, aid health coverage for no one there is likely to able-bodied adults who lose coverage for failing do not find jobs or go to to comply for another job training. few months and the Kelly, who was elect- requirement is being ed governor in 2018 af- challenged in court. ter serving in the LegisA federal judge in lature, has long opposed Washington, D.C., has work requirements for blocked work requiresocial service, arguing ments in Arkansas, that they merely cut off Kentucky and New benefits.

Hampshire.

Another But Denning said the six states have requireproposed Medicaid work ments that aren’t bereferral program would ing enforced or are not collect data on why Med- yet in effect, and 10 are icaid recipients aren’t seeking the federal gov-

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The deal between Kelly and Denning gives Kelly the straightforward expansion of state health coverage that she has advocated to cover as many as 150,000 additional people. Denning would receive a modified version of his proposal to create a new program designed to hold down private health insurance premiums to make it less likely that people would drop their existing private plans in favor of Medicaid.

Denning joined Kelly and advocates for cancer patients at a Statehouse news conference to call on lawmakers to keep the Kelly-Denning bill “clean.” They argued that enforcing a work requirement would be too expensive to administer and not move enough people into jobs to justify the administrative cost.

“Essentially, the infrastructure that you have to put in place to monitor that is not worth the bang for the buck,” said Dr. Roy Jensen, the director of the University of Kansas Cancer Center.

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stole from employees NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The former operators of a failed multistate nursing home chain stole more than $2 million from employees’ paychecks that was supposed to pay for their health insurance, according to a lawsuit.

The suit filed last week in U.S. District Court names Joseph Schwartz and wife Rosie Schwartz and their company, Skyline Health Care, which operated more than 100 nursing homes under numerous subsidiary companies. Dozens of those facilities have been taken over by states in the last two years after the company was unable to pay vendors.

Five plaintiffs who worked at Skylineoperated facilities in South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska and Arkansas filed the suit, which seeks class-action status for what it estimates were more than 1,000 employees who were affected.

Employees allegedly only found out they didn’t have health insurance when they were billed for medical procedures. One wom-

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an allegedly was left with a $50,000 bill.

“Under the mistaken belief that they had health and dental insurance, Class members underwent medical and dental procedures, which would have otherwise been paid for with insurance, only to be billed for the same after being advised that no insurance had in fact been purchased,” the suit claims.

The lawsuit accuses the Schwartzes of racketeering, racketeering conspiracy, negligence and other violations as well as of violating fraud laws in the four states. It seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, and estimates the amount of health insurance premiums stolen at more than $2 million.

The suit claims the Schwartzes acquired more than 100 nursing homes from 2015 to 2017 in order to generate large amounts of money through Medicare and Medicaid, insurance companies and nursing home residents and their families, and then redirected much of the money to themselves.

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It’s been a whole week. Why am I not over him?

Dear Carolyn: How does a person remain friends with an ex?

I dated a friend for a year, we broke up a week ago, mostly amicably. But I’m having a hard time seeing him so frequently and seeing him talk to other women when we are out with friends. The feelings right now are mixed, and there is a part of me that sees him differently.

— Friends With Ex Friends With Ex: Oh, my, it takes most of us a lot more than a week. A little space to heal and establish a new normal — like, months, or longer — then an attempt at friendship, with patience and low expectations, and even then, only if you still enjoy this person’s company enough to make the hard work of friendship worthwhile.

If space isn’t possible — your ex is a co-worker, neighbor, friend-group friend — then you give yourself mental space to recognize that this part of it

Tell Me About It Carolyn Hax

stinks and you just need to get through it before it feels like something a sane person would actually attempt. That you have enough good feelings to call them “mixed” is actually a promising sign.

Dear Carolyn: I heard a proud grandma, holding her granddaughter, say how “this one” was sweet and nice, but nowhere near as intelligent as older sibling — when “this one” was 6 months old — and another new grandma constantly refers to her 4-monthold grandson as “fat.”

His mother “should stop breast-feeding him ‘cause he is too fat,” “He’s so fat!” “I can’t believe how fat he is getting!” I was SO uncomfortable hearing these things. I even

said to the “fat-shaming” grandma, “Oh, he is so cute and he is healthy! PLEASE DO NOT CALL HIM FAT!” Why would someone criticize/denigrate a baby? I am flabbergasted that people feel comfortable making horrid remarks and negative comparisons about small children! I know neither of the babies in question could understand what was being said about them, but I felt compelled to stick up for them. Am I out of line or making too much of this? — Flabbergasted Flabbergasted: No, neither! Stick up for the babies. “[H]is mother ‘should stop breastfeeding him ‘cause he is too fat’” is so wretchedly wretched that letting it pass by unchallenged is a disservice to any grandchildren this person may have or hold. Babies don’t get it, but then they become old enough to understand what “fat” or “smart” means, and any bystander who can

ZITS

Public notice

(First published in The Iola Register Feb. 6, 2020) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS

USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK PLAINTIFF -vs- KEVIN W HOWARD, et. al.; DEFENDANTS No. 2019-CV-000046 Div. No. K.S.A. 60 Mortgage Foreclosure NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court in and for the said County of Allen, in a certain cause in said Court Numbered 2019-CV-000046, wherein the parties above named were respectively plaintiff and defendant, and to me, the undersigned Sheriff of said County, directed, I will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the South door of the courthouse in the City of Iola in

help preempt this toxic BS now needs to do so.

Please.

While we’re here . . . it’s also worth retiring the expression “good baby” — i.e., sleeps much and cries little — because that implies the ones who agitate (for reasons they can’t possibly control, because, babiezzz) are bad, and what they’re called is not conveniently separated from how they’re viewed and treated. [drags soapbox back to closet] Re: Babies: Most of the time when folks are making negative comments like this, they’re really just talking about themselves and trying to be sure you understand how “right thinking” they are for recognizing the issue.

It’s pathetically revealing, and most of us are guilty. — Anonymous Anonymous: That bullet whistled by my left ear.

Re: Babies: Every baby is the goodest baby ever born. — Truth-Teller

by Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman

said County, on March 4, 2020, at 10:00 a.m., of said day the following described real estate located in the County of Allen, State of Kansas, to wit: LOT FORTY-SIX (46), HENDERSON’S MEADOWBROOK ADDITION TO THE CITY OF IOLA, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS. Commonly known as 1005 Meadowbrook Rd W, Iola, Kansas 66749

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This is an attempt to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.

Bryan J. Murphy SHERIFF OF ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS SHAPIRO & KREISMAN, LLC Attorneys for Plaintiff 6811 Shawnee Mission Parkway - Suite 309 Overland Park, KS 66202 (913) 831-3000 Fax No. (913) 831-3320 Our File No. 19-012228/jm (2) 6, 13, 20

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SUNDAY 7 p.m. on KODE The Oscars From the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences honors the best films of 2019, with no designated host for the ceremonies for the second consecutive year.

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double-decker bus into arriving in downtown said his father told him the mouth of Kelce, who Kansas City in the early hours Wednesday to rebefore he died in 2006 was in the street.

The event was near- serve choice viewing that the parade and celebration after the 1970 ly marred about three spots.

“This is so awesome,” Super Bowl was the best hours before the paday of his life because rade began, when an said Shauntel Lyons, 40, impaired driver broke of Kansas City, who was a of the joy of the fans.

“Thank you for giving through a barrier and Chiefs cheerleader from my dad and I some the sped along the parade 2003 to 2005. “I learned so best days of our lives,” route. Stop Sticks were many great lessons from he told the fans. “We love thrown and patrol ve- my time with the team. hicles put the car into To see them bring home you.”

Tyreek Hill, the speed- a forced spin, stopping that trophy after 50 years ster wide receiver, also it near a crowd of fans. is so gratifying. I’m just promised fans the team The driver and another glad to be part of it.”

Fans bundled up for would be back for more person were arrested at Super Bowl parades. He gunpoint, according to chilly conditions but the told the fans that their officials and video foot- forecast for 2 to 3 inches of snow did not materialsupport and love fueled age of the incident.

No one was injured. ize, with only light snow the team’s success.

“That’s what makes us Police said in a news re- falling intermittently.

Wind chills in the ball everyday,” Hill said. lease the driver is under “Get your tickets, you investigation for impair- teens didn’t deter fans are going to be in this ment. No weapons were like Dana Reynolds, found in the vehicle and of Holt, who has been same spot next year.”

During the parade, there were no indica- a Chiefs fan for more several players, includ- tions of terrorist activ- than 30 years. She and ing Chris Jones, Tyrann ity, said police, who were others arrived at 5 a.m.

Mathieu and Travis trying to determine the and were taking shelter under a canopy, comKelce, got off their dou- suspect’s motive.

Assortment of Pies Available Mayor Quinton Lucas plete with electric hand ble-decker buses to highfive fans and dance down told WDAF-TV he was warmers, food and evthe street. Reid left his proud of the quick re- erything needed to surbus to show The Lombar- sponse of officers, who vive the hours-long wait.

Apple “We want to celebrate di Trophy to fans along were cheered by fans Cherry the route. Other players who witnessed the inci- the Chiefs season and bring the city together,” sprayed fans with cham- dent.

Pumpkin “We have even more she said. been worth 309“It’s N. Maple pagne and some, includCoconut Cream What ing Mahomes, chugged heroes to cheer today,” the wait.

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contact, and can hit the long ball which is always nice. She has a lot of experience at first base, and I think she commands the field well from there, too.”

Another key piece returning is catcher Meg Kirk. In her freshman year, Kirk batted .304 with 17 RBIs and a trio of homeruns. Peters points out that she intends to have Kirk split time with a freshman.

When it comes to pitching, Peters has sophomores Ashtyn Jurging and Chloe Enderud. The pair handled a majority of duties on the mound, earning 13 wins between the two

of them, just two shy of the Devils’ season total.

“Ashtyn has a really good changeup and rise-ball. She's righthanded and Chloe is left-handed, so it’s kind of different and they compliment each other very well,” Peters said.

“At the same time, we have five freshmen that are coming in and throwing too. I think it will be nice for us to mix it up. While last year we depended on a certain three, this year we have a wide variety to choose from.”

Even with those four sophomores paving the way, ACC will need a big boost from its freshman class. And although rookies haven’t

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to win games.”

Haviland put up staggering numbers in 2019, rushing for 2,436 yards while averaging 17.2 yards per attempt, and scoring 40 touchdowns rushing.

Through the air Haviland added another 473 yards and seven touchdown tosses.

Haviland said the Pittsburg coaching staff is bringing him in as a running back.

“When I went on my visit there, I really liked the atmosphere,”

Haviland said. “My brother is there, my friends are there, and I think I feel more at home going there. I think with the new coaching staff we can turn some things around.”

Hull and Haviland will get the chance to go head-to-head on the gridiron, as both Pittsburg and Emporia compete in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Conference. It is an opportunity both are looking forward to.

“I think Conor’s

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“Now we are going to be playing against each other, and I think it's going to be fun,” Haviland said. “It was really cool to be able to sign on the same day.

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suited up quiet yet, Peters was impressed by their performances in the fall.

“We play a fall season, so we got to see them play against some four-year schools and other two-year schools.

We got the chance to throw them out there and mix it up,” Peters said. “We brought in a really talented group of freshmen, and I’m really excited to bring them out and see what they can do.”

If weather permits, the Red Devils will open the 2020 season at Oklahoma Wesleyan on Tuesday, Feb. 11. ACC will not play at home until Friday, Feb. 21, when they will host Tabor College’s JV team.