Kansas Republicans claim primary victories redefine party lines
In Kansas, Tim Shallenburger won the Republican governor primary by a wide margin over Bob Knight and Dave Kerr, while Phill Kline defeated David Adkins. Both victories defied polls, with turnout cited at over 288,000 voters, about 40 percent of registered Republicans. Sebelius advances unopposed for the Democrats.
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Kline
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Kansas
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Geary County
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
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Adkins
Knight
Gover
Pre emptive war debate.
George Will argues Congress must authorize any major war against Iraq, citing constitutional roles and historical precedents. He warns that a unilateral president cannot safely wage regime change without explicit congressional action, urging a public vote by both houses.
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National Review
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Saddam
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Carl Levin
Crawford
Tex
Serbia
Afghanistan
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Eisenhower
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Feldman show highlights KU history in 50th KANU celebration
In Lawrence July 13 the Michael Feldman show aired at Lied Center as part of KANU public radio’s 50th anniversary celebration. Douglas County Bank sponsored the event and praise flowed for KANU’s role over five decades while neighbors and donors were thanked for support.
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Lawrence
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Lied Center
Michael Feldman
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Public Forum urges tighter litter and sign enforcement
In a Public Forum letter, residents urge Lawrence officials to enforce litter and sign ordinances more rigorously. They cite Code 1979 sections on litter in public places and on occupied private property and advocate administrative citations for illegally parked cars and debris after weekend gatherings.
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Hack
Torres
Lawrence
David Holroyd
Old hometown years ago in 1977 4-H fair and budget worries
The 1977 county fair opened with a 4-H horse show as planners feared more rain would hurt soggy fairgrounds. The city commission expected a record 17.09 million budget for 1978, with the mill rate rising only 1.45 due to higher property values. Kansas University hosted a gathering of over 350 nationally known herpetologists drawing international attention. A near-tornadic storm caused damage but no injuries, felling trees and power lines while repair crews worked to restore services.
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Kansas University
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