Miller Campaign in Kansas Statewide Moral Crusade
David Miller, a 48 year old Eudora insurance agent and former Kansas Republican Party chair, visits a town of 850 as part of a mid campaign swing. He cites restoring values and Judeo Christian traditions while preaching at rallies and reading the Bible on the trail.
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Melissa Lacey
Journal-World Photos
David Miller
Eudora
Doug Henkle
Garden City
Great Bend Senior Center
Miller
Kansas
Bill Graves
Jetmore
Kansas Republican Party
Democrat to Republican switch boosts governor vote effort
Wichita Democrat Amy Lemley praised Gov. Bill Graves and announced she will register as a Republican temporarily to vote for Graves in the August primary. Graves and allied groups push Democrats to switch parties, aiming to broaden support in a race where polls show Graves popular across parties. State officers report quarterly party affiliation updates.
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Bill Graves
Velma Wallace
Cessna Aircraft Company
Duane Wallace
Nations Bank Financial Center
Wichita
Graves
Bob Wightman
Kansas Nations Bank
Miller
Harvest Inn
Larned
Amy Lemley
David Miller
KNEA
Teachers Union
Lemley
Foulston & Siefken Law
Reeder Chevrolet Mutable Watermelons Hit the Lot
Amid a GM strike, Reeder Chevrolet in Knoxville offers 1998 watermelons as a novelty car stand-in with two tone jade green exterior and standard seeds. Priced at 2.99 with 50 cent commissions, 77 melons sold on Friday as staff wore overalls and straw hats to keep morale high.
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Knoxville, Tenn
General Motors
Reeder Chevrolet
Travis Shields
Paul Siler
AP Paro
Frank Moore
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton grants target drug problem with 32 million federal funds
President Clinton released 32 million to help local officials tailor anti drug strategies after tests in 23 major cities showed regional and generational trends in drug use. The package funds 150 drug courts, expanded testing and treatment for probationers, prisoners and parolees, plus six cities receive methamphetamine focused grants including Phoenix Salt Lake City Oklahoma City Dallas Minneapolis and Little Rock.
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Clinton
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Minneapolis
Little Rock
Ark
Poll finds Kansans tired of White House scandals
A statewide Journal-World poll shows most Kansans prefer fewer scandal stories involving Clinton, Jones, Lewinsky and Starr, indicating voter fatigue from Whitewater and related investigations. The Mason-Dixon poll measured public opinion on the president’s credibility and leadership.
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Jones
Lewinsky
Starr
Whitewater
White House
Kansas
Journal-World
Mason-Dixon Political/Media Research
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