Lawmakers seek funding to offset casino impact in Kansas counties
Rep. Becky Hutchins urged funds for Brown and Jackson counties to cover rising law enforcement and social service costs tied to Indian casinos. She seeks federal- or state-funded relief as arrests for DUI and drug offenses rise near Mayetta and Brown County. Local governments face spillover costs with no tribal revenue sharing or mandated contributions. The effort aims for omnibus budget inclusion or an interim study as the state reconsiders gambling compacts and local remedies.
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Kansas
House Appropriations Committee
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Jackson
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Jackson County
Mayetta
Brown County
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Journal World staff and contact details
Journal World lists staff positions including Bill Snead deputy editor Roger Verdon managing editor John Taylor news editor Ann Gardner editorial page editor Tom Fisher and directs address changes to Postmaster in Lawrence Kansas 66044-0888
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Roger Verdon
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
Fritor Tom Fisher
Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Kan
Character still key to presidency in shifting voter views
The piece surveys polls and expert opinions on how voters weigh a president's character versus performance. It notes rising cynicism about personal morals, yet argues character remains the anchor for trust in the presidency, citing Bush, Carter, Reagan and Nixon trends and noting the stakes for Clinton.
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Washington
Clinton
June Kronholz
Wall Street Journal
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Lewinsky
Washington Post-Abc News
David Brody
Stanford
Long
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University of Wisconsin
Jones
George Bush
Oklahoma City
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John Kennedy
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Fred Greenstein
Princeton
France
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
GOP Clinton strategy tangled by Whitewater probe
Republicans struggle to define their approach as Kenneth Starr pursues the Clinton case. The party’s messages blend impeachment talk and restraint while Starr contends with executive privilege and immunity fights. Key figures like Dan Burton and Newt Gingrich push for decisive action amid shifting reactions.
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Congress
Kenneth Starr
Clinton
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Whitewater
Monica Lewinsky
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GOP
Rep
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Indiana
Democratic Fund
Rais
Ing
Burton
Dick Armey
Texas
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State of the Union
Newt Gingrich
Gingrich
Henry Hyde
Wllneis
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Lewinsky
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Secret Service
George Bush
House Government Reform
America should kill death penalty says Mike Farrell
Actor and activist Mike Farrell argues the United States must end the death penalty. He notes UN scrutiny and a pattern of arbitrariness, urging a moratorium and replacement with humane justice. He cites California cases and calls for leadership that rejects political vengeance and upholds human rights.
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U.N
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U.S
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Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
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Jesse Helms
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Ndiaye
California
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Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Blackmun
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Bar
International Commission of Jurists
Mike Farrell
Human Rights Watch
Hallmark Opens Lawrence Plant in 1958
Hallmark Cards occupies a new Lawrence plant at the West Interchange of the Kansas Turnpike. The million-dollar two story facility consolidates local ribbon and greeting card operations with peak employment planned at about 900 and a payroll over $1 million annually. Robert Payne serves as plant manager, arriving from an eastern operation.
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Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
Robert Payne
Hallmark
Northeast
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