Editorial urges firm action to enforce U N flyovers over Iraq
The piece compares Saddam Hussein to a child testing a parent and argues for clear rules and firm enforcement. It supports UN backed no fly zones to compel Iraq to follow Gulf War directives and warns Baghdad will test limits, calling for decisive, non apologetic use of force if needed.
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Topeka mayor vows veto of boom box noise ban ordinance
The Topeka mayor Butch Felker plans to veto a city council approved ordinance banning loud car stereo noise arguing it would be hard to enforce. The council amended the proposal to raise the audible distance and drop vague wording amid debate over target groups and enforcement.
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Lawmakers push tougher Kansas sex crime laws
Kansas legislators and officials push broad revisions to rape and sex crime laws. State Rep John Solbach and District Attorney Jerry Harper advocate swift, stronger penalties. Douglas and Jefferson counties meet with a Kansas Highway Commission rep to settle plans for a $1.4 million Kansas River bridge at Lecompton.
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Notable Postal Line Shows Audit and Association Marks
The fragment notes postal class at Lawrence Kansas and lists memberships in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press, indicating standard affiliations for a regional newspaper. It mentions second class postage, tying to Lawrence mail processing. No further readable details.
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Abortion and the Garbage-Can Solution in Politics
The author argues abortion must be a top issue in the 1992 presidential race, framing it as a fundamental question of human worth. It critiques Republicans and the welfare state, discusses birth control, responsibility, and heritage, and warns that expanding abortions reflects a broader decline in valuing human life.
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Political fights overshadow real wars around the world
The piece argues that domestic political battles in the United States threaten to dull urgency for international crises. It highlights mass refugee flows in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the siege of Sarajevo, and global hotspots including Somalia Ethiopia Kurdistan and Peru, urging action beyond partisan rhetoric.
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What works for U S won't win an election
ANGELINA COUNTY Tex a reader recounts a proposed program to balance the budget and boost industry. He outlines cutting entitlements and taxes while raising energy and health costs to spur conservation and growth, arguing drastic reforms would require dictatorship rather than election.
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