Clinton and Bush Clash Over Tax Proposals in Midwest Campaign
President Bush and Gov. Bill Clinton intensified the race as they toured Ohio and Georgia arguing over tax cuts and economic plans. Bush framed Clinton as a taxer and spender while Clinton called Bush's plan bogus and warned it would imperil national security. The opening weekend set a hard fought 10 week battle likely to hinge on industrial Midwest states.
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Bill Clinton
Midwest
Georgia
Clinton
Democratic Congress
Woodstock
Ohio
Parma
Uncertainty Guides Lawrence School Bond Vote
Local parents describe crowded classrooms at Lawrence Elementary and Ramp school noting 29.9 million bond seeks new junior high and elementary schools. Critics cite credibility from a 1990 defeat and concerns about tax dollar efficiency amid statewide staffing data.
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Perry
Lawrence
Kansas
Fair price draws bright line for KU tuition appeal
Kansas University attracts prospective students with affordable tuition as out of state costs rise. Ben Salem PA student Bill Nazzaro compares KU favorably to Harvard Yale and private colleges, while KU officials argue value and access.
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Kansas University
Nazzaro
Bensalem
Temple University
Gene Budig
Stanley Koplik
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Kansas Board of Regents
Koplik
del Shankel
Harvard University
Yale University
Shankel
Angel Garcia
Olathe
First Choice
University of Southern California
Family funds college dreams with tough budget calls
Kansas University math professor T P Srinivasan vows to push finances to the limit to educate his children at Stanford University. He contemplates a second mortgage to cover tuition for his son Srikanth and daughters Srinija and Srija as tuition costs loom this academic year.
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Srinija
Srija
Stanford University
Kansas University
Experiment starts two Lawrence commissioners meet privately
Two of Lawrence's five commissioners can discuss city business outside public view after a quorum increase from three to four. Supporters say it improves efficiency and information sharing. opponents warn it violates the Kansas Open Meetings Act and reduces public access.
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Lawrence
Bob Schumm
Ted Frederickson
Kansas University
Harry Truman
Frederickson
Stephan
Schumm
Bob Schulte
Defense stifling in Kansas drills
Kansas football coach Glen Mason praised the defense after the Jayhawks scrimmage at Memorial Stadium. Clint Bowen returned a fumble 15 yards for a touchdown and defensive end Darnell Britt sacked Fredrick Thomas for a safety.
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Glen Mason
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Clint Bowen
Darnell Britt
Fredrick Thomas
Law and abortion statute clash sparks legislative critique
Rep. Tim Carmody of Overland Park blasts Atty. Gen. Bob Stephan’s claim that a new abortion statute is unconstitutional, arguing that once the law is passed and signed it remains valid until proven otherwise. The quote appears on page 7A.
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Roverland Park
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