Kansas City’s Public Troubles Question Livability Hype
A critique notes ongoing scandals in Kansas City Mo school district finances and busing, police slush funds, and Wyandotte County mismanagement. It suggests promoters exaggerate livability without solid public education stability and police integrity, calling for accountability and reform.
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Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Wyandotte County
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Milestones and Regime Shifts From 1943 to 1994
A compact chronology notes Stalingrad surrender in 1943 marking a Soviet victory, Buenos Aires founded in 1536, New Amsterdam incorporated in 1653, the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the 1876 formation of the National League, Joyce’s 1882 birth, Law’s 1912 torch plunge, wartime Malta summit in 1945, 1961 Santa Maria disembarkation in Brazil, 1971 Idi Amin’s Uganda takeover, 1980 Abscam sting, 1985 Reagan budget push, 1987 Casey resignation, 1990 de Klerk Mandela steps, 1994 Leading Economic Indicators rise.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro de Mendoza
Spain
New Amsterdam
New York City
Guadelupe Hidalgo
Cardiff
N.Y
National League of
New York
James Joyce
Dublin
Frederick R. Law
Pathe News
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Malta
Congress
White House
CIA
William Casey
South Africa
F.W. de Klerk
African National Congress
Public TV subsidies spark fierce debate and praise
The debate over government funding for culture grows sharp as subsidy supporters clash with critics. Advocates like Raymond Ho and Eliot Engel attack privatization while defenders warn of private profits benefiting firms behind beloved programs. Critics cite costly licensing and NEA ties, urging scrutiny of the cultural mandate and its public value.
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Washington
Maryland Public Broadcasting
Raymond Ho
Eliot Engel
D-N.y
Engel
Barney & Friends
Shining Time
David Maseng
Will
Barney
David
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Bonnie Ward Simon
Washington Chamber Symphony
National Endowment For the Arts
Good Housekeeping
NEA
Leonard Garment
Nixon
White House
Dunsmore
W.va
Public Broadcasting
Theodore Rabb
Princeton
Rabb
Ghostly jukebox at Roadhouse haunts Angelina County tale
A quirky roadside column recalls the Roadhouse in Angelina County Texas where a ghost named George allegedly operates a self running jukebox and stirs pots and pans. The writer jokes about breakfast cravings and ghostly mischief while noting a fond attachment to the Roadhouse and its diners.
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Angelina County
Texas
Roadhouse
Roadhouse Gang
Lefty Frizzell
George
Jack Nicholson
Casper
Public Forum Letters Spur Debate On Elections And Homosexual Rights
A reader congratulates Lawrence voters after fall elections and warns against radical right candidates like Eric Schmidt. Another letter argues against labeling homosexuality as deviant, stating sexual orientation involves mutual consent and equal legal rights. Jo McGrath adds notes on equal privileges in housing and employment.
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Lawrence
Eric Schmidt
Troy Findley
Schmidt
Heather L. Baade
Jana Dr
Clifford Smith
Lawrence Journal- World
Jo McGrath
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