Kansas ABC lax in 1990s amid staff cuts says former director
A Kansas report obtained by the Department of Revenue shows nearly half of Alcoholic Beverage Control agents have been cut. Remaining agents handle many criminal tax cases not limited to alcohol, often without explicit legislative approval. Former ABC director Tom Hanna criticizes reduced enforcement.
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Kansas ABC Enforcers Strained Amid Liquor Crackdown
Tim Carpenter reports that Kansas ABC controls division employs about 30 agents focused on liquor licenses while eight full time staff oversee 2,500 businesses serving 2.5 million residents. Auditors find this the smallest presence among 15 states, risking underage drinking as police in some cities take on more enforcement. ABC Director Bernie Norwood defends efforts, noting progress despite staff cuts.
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Cohen warns strike on Iraq would be sizable but limited
Defense Secretary William Cohen says a military strike against Iraq would be substantial in size and impact but could not remove Saddam Hussein or destroy his weapons arsenal. He urges tempered expectations and notes possible gains to curb weapons of mass destruction capability while diplomacy continues.
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Ex-intern Lewinsky prepares for grand jury call in Washington
Monica Lewinsky and attorney William Ginsburg plan Lewinsky's return to Washington to testify before a federal grand jury if required. Starr investigations into Clinton's alleged relationship continue amid immunity talks. Ginsburg prepares Lewinsky's defense as donors back the DNC after the State of the Union.
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Starr shines in U S spotlight amid Clinton probe
The piece traces how Kenneth Starrs conduct drew criticism as a partisan pursuit while Clinton called him a persecutor in a clash that revived debate over the independent counsel law. It notes lawmakers concerns over costs and scope as renewal nears, with Clinton supporters aiming to shift focus back to the presidents alleged actions.
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