Time to govern: Kansas budget plan outlined by leaders
Kansas House leaders Kent Glasscock and Kenny Wilk outlined a strategy to turn rhetoric into budget action. They plan to identify revenue sources lawmakers will support and draft a budget to match, acknowledging a rough path ahead and a potential shortfall exceeding 700 million.
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House
Kent Glasscock
Appropriations Committee
Kenny Wilk
Wilk
Glasscock
Kansas
Journal World Stabushed and Its Principles
A compact note presents the Journal-World pledge to accurate reporting free from opinion, safeguarding citizens' rights, aiding the disadvantaged, and exposing public dishonesty. It credits Dolph Simons Sr. as longtime publisher and editor, noting periods 1944-1962 and 1950-1979 respectively, with periodicals postage details and AP/Bureau memberships.
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Dolph Simons Sr
After Sept. 11, America rethinks culture and nationalism
George Will argues six months after Sept. 11 reveals shifts in rhetoric, taste, and national mood. He notes Bush's terse, moral tone, renewed patriotism, a return to standards and formality, and skepticism of multicultural relativism while praising revived interest in classical biographies and Beauty.
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Bush
Midland
Tex
John Kennedy
Handel
Ernest Hemingway
John Wesley
Ronald Reagan
Soviet Union
America
Wal-Mart
Kennedy
Charles
Potomac
Terry Teachout
Manhattan
McDonald's
Diana Krall
Teachout
Krall
Amazon
Alan Bennett
New York Times
David McCullough
John Adams
Edmund Morris
Teddy Roosevelt
Theodore Rex
Barcelona
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Old Home Town Police Shootings and Community Farewell
An investigation questioned 30 witnesses after a police shooting of Lawrence Picotte 23 a Haskell Indian Junior College freshman during an armed robbery inquiry. Judge James Paddock led the case as three local officers faced suspension. A retirement dinner for School Supt W D Wolfe was planned for July 31. Snow flurries persisted in 1962 and Kansas winter chills lingered. Kansas University two mile relay set an American indoor record 7 30 8 at Chicago Daily News meet.
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Lawrence Picotte
James Paddock
W.D. Wolfe
Kansas University
Bill Dotson
Bill Thornton
Tanni Coane
Kirk Hagan
Chicago Daily News
Public Forum critiques Bush Kyoto stance and school band cuts
Readers argue that President Bush misstates costs of Kyoto reductions and warn that U.S. fossil fuel ties threaten future climate action. A second letter pleads with the Lawrence school board to spare sixth grade band and orchestra, stressing the music program’s broad student impact and long-term costs of cuts.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Free State High School
Lawrence High School
Free State Band
Karen Mayse
FSHS
Journal World Sets 250-Word Letters Limit
The Journal-World announces a March 18 policy change raising the letters limit to 250 words to speed print and fit more reader opinions. Submissions must include name, address, and phone number and can be mailed, emailed, or delivered in person. letters are subject to editing.
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News Center
N.H
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
Journal-World
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