Editorial calls for fact based immigration reform analysis
The piece quotes Rep Nile Dilmore urging a Legislative Division of Post Audit study on Kansas immigration economics and argues for separating facts from partisan rhetoric. It urges lawmakers to rely on best information, listen to both sides, and avoid simplistic political decisions.
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Nile Dilmore
Wichita
Dilmore
Legislative Division of Post
Kansas
Democrats Face Large Turnout at Presidential Nominee Caucuses
Inspiring yet chaotic results from Tuesday night show volunteers struggling to find venues and manage crowd size. Voters queued for hours, with some splitting to second locations or jogging from traffic clogged streets to be counted at Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Republicans prepare for 10 a.m. Saturday at South Junior High School, facing similar crowd dynamics as thousands of locals participate.
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Democratic Party
Barker Avenue
Douglas County
South Junior High School
Old Hometown Years Photo: 1908 Kansas Basketball Headlines
Burglars stole over $7,000 in men’s clothing from Oter Clothing Store at 821 Mass on a Sunday morning with manager Bob Radcliffe unaware until Monday. LMH receives $411,500 Hill Burton funds for a 42 bed long term care addition. Rodger Johnson LMH administrator. Kansas beats Missouri 24 18 in basketball with crowds at Robinson Gym. Carruth returns to KU for spring semester after six months in Germany with many stories.
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Oter
Mass
Bob Radcliffe
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hill-Burton
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
LMH
Lawrence Daily World
Kansas
Missouri
Allen
Missourians
Robinson Gymnasium
William Herbert Carruth
Kansas University
Germany
McCain poised as formidable candidate after Romney exit
Washington observers say John McCain stands strong on the GOP side after Mitt Romney suspended his campaign. McCain’s wins in California New York Illinois New Jersey and Missouri boost his path to the nomination while polls show broad cross party appeal with Democrats and independents.
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Washington
John McCain
Mitt Romney
McCain
California
New York
Illinois
New Jersey
Missouri
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
George Bush
Arizona
Janet Napolitano
Obama
Napolitano
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Jim Hunt
John Edwards
Don Fowler
Democratic National Committee
Clinton
South Carolina
Gail Kaufman
Wisconsin
Ohio
Louisiana
Rush Limbaugh & Co
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White House
Michael Dukakis
George H W. Bush
Iraq
U.S
Tim Hibbits
Oregon
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Call Kim's Bluff on North Korea Nukes and Abductions
Joel Brinkley argues the United States should pressure North Korea by revising its terrorism designation only after Pyongyang fully accounts for the Japanese abductees. He notes Bush favors Japan over a linked deal and suggests treating North Korea as a renegade state if it fails to meet obligations.
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Kim Jung Il
Bush
Japan
U.S
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Kim
Hell
Michael Green
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Christopher Hill
Rice
Hill
Washington
State Department
White House
Sakai Yokota
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Syria
Joel Brinkley
Stanford University
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