Media shield laws urged after U S judge fines reporter
Editorial argues for reporter shield laws as Washington case shows coercive pressure on anonymous sourcing. Toni Lacy fined for refusing to reveal confidential sources linked to anthrax reporting, underscoring need for Kansas partial shield law and broader federal reforms.
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Kansas
Washington, D.C
U.S. District Court
Washington
USA Today
Toni Lacy
U.S. Department of Justice
Lucy
Steven Hatfill
Lacy
Hatfill
Running mates and path to 270 electoral votes commentary
George Will analyzes how the 12th Amendment reshaped presidential races by tying vice presidents to parties. He discusses Ohio’s pivotal role in 2000 and 2004 outcomes, potential running mates for Obama or McCain, and how selecting Strickland or Nunn could affect swing-state dynamics and national security emphasis.
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Edward J. Larson
Pepperdine University
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
John Adams
Jefferson
House of Representatives
Obama
Ohip
George W. Bush
al Gore
Bush
Ohio
Kerry
Sherrod Brown
Mike DeWine
Ted Strickland
Strickland
Congress
Appalachian
National Rifle Association
Clinton
McCain
New Hampshire
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Nunn
Senate Armed Services Committee
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
City Manager Ray Wells receives city official pay hike
Lawrence Daily World notes that City Manager Ray Wells, age 34, had his S percent raise approved by the commission, boosting his salary to 20000 dollars annually. The article also mentions Charles Longfellow ill at his daughter’s home and Bristow of Salina campaigning for the U.S. Senate in EU chapel.
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Commission
Lawrence Daily World
Charles Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Lawrence
Maine
Kansas
Bristow of
Salina
Salina Journal
U.S. Senate
EU Chapel
America
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Smart
U.S
Continental
Corporate tax package seen as positive step for Kansas
Rep. Kenny Wilk argues HB 2762 would raise revenue from out of state firms, redeploy funds into Kansas business, cut corporate tax rates, boost the investment tax credit, and reduce the tax on R and D and telecom deployment. He cites steady income growth and long term strategy to keep Kansas competitive with favorable policy and workforce development. He notes the package supports more high quality jobs and sustained growth while addressing property tax stability in the future.
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Kansas
House of Representatives Standing Committee
House Taxation Committee
House
Wilk
Linwood
Tonganoxie
Lansing
Leavenworth
Veterans, Military and Homeland Security
Government Efficiency and
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
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Ann Gartner
Chris Bell
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