Editorial duel over hunter certificates and office conduct
Editorial calls for civility as Gov. Joan Finney and Atty. Gen. Bob Stephan clash publicly over hunter safety certificates issued to officials. The piece criticizes both for petty behavior, highlights Finney’s appointments, and urges focus on state business ahead of their re election shelves.
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Joan Finney
Bob Stephan
Davids
Jack Lacey
Stephan
Lacey
Finney
Kansas
Where's the beef on looming budget deficit
The piece questions Clinton and Bush for avoiding direct talk on the budget deficit. It argues balancing requires income to match or exceed outgo, warns of pain for recipients of federal funds and taxpayers, and asserts both campaigns lack courage and leadership to address the issue this November.
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Bill Clinton
George Bush
U.S
Clinton
Bush
Ross Perot
Farm Day turnout hints at growing local interest
In Douglas County, Clerk Patty Jaimes estimates primary turnout at 20 to 25 percent, far below the 33 percent target, with 8 000 to 9 000 of 35 701 registered voters expected to cast ballots. The county also hosted its first Farm Management Field Day, drawing over 300 farmers. A 21 year old woman reportedly crashed her boyfriend’s car into two trees after an argument and faces a court appearance.
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Patty Jaimes
Douglas County
Journal-World publisher and subscription rates notice
Journal-World notice lists publisher history from 1891 to 1962 and present day details. It includes address Lawrence Kansas, telephone, and subscription rates by carrier mail and region. Also notes postmaster address changes and organizational memberships.
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Journal-World
P.O. Box
Lawrence
Kan
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kaw
Douglas County
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Turnout slump seen unlikely to alter presidential result
Washington analysts say low voter participation probably won’t swing the outcome of the November election. Many call turnout a concern but note that even full participation would not dramatically shift results, with Democrats and Republicans alike counting on other factors and a still disengaged electorate.
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Congress
Bush
National Association of Secretaries of State
Dick Molpus
Mississippi
Committee For the Study of the
Ray A. Teixeira
Brookings Institution
The
American Enterprise
Teixeira
Bush urged to limit actions in Iraq to UN backed path
The column argues President Bush should avoid unilateral moves in Iraq. It credits UN endorsed coalitions for legitimacy while criticizing past closeness to Saddam Hussein and the risks of overreaching for a re election image. It warns against a premature military trigger without broad international support.
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Bush
Saddam
Washington
Iraq
U.S
United Nations
U.N
Agriculture Ministry
Life at the Fort Worth Zoo Mirrors Human Behavior
A humorous reflection on the Fort Worth Zoo comparing animal antics to human traits. The piece notes the $5 admission as a bargain, jokes about peacocks, chimps and orangutans, and ponders evolution, race, and the idea of an orangutan on the U.S. Supreme Court, while contemplating the humor in everyday life.
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Fort Worth Zoo
Orson Welles
Jane Goodall
Supreme Court of the
United States
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