McCain backs Bush amid reform push amid 2000 race
Senator John McCain endorsed George W. Bush praising his vision while keeping distance on some agenda items. He refused vice presidency consideration and pledged to campaign for Bush, stressing continued support for his own campaign finance reform agenda.
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Topeka and Lawrence Push Unified Stand Against Wichita Power Plan
Topeka Mayor Joan Wagnon met with Lawrence Mayor Jim Henry to warn residents of higher electric bills if Wichita prevails in press for lower rates. Lawrence commissioners invited area lawmakers to a study session and weighed sharing legal fees with Topeka while noting future discuss about cost. Wichita accuses Western Resources of charging Wichita customers for Wolf Creek plant costs through Kansas Gas and Electric.
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Clinton mobilizes Ford Carter Bush for China trade vote
At the White House, former Presidents Ford and Carter, Kissinger, Baker, and Vice President Gore joined President Clinton to push Congress toward permanent normal trade relations with China. The open letter from Bush, Ford, and Carter warns a negative vote would aid foreign competitors and hinder U.S. access to China’s market. Ford cautions China’s regime remains repressive but argues normalizing trade won’t solve those issues.
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Congressmen scrutinize high thrill rides amid injuries
Lawmakers and doctors question ride safety as amusement parks push higher, faster, scarier coasters. Rep Edward Markey notes health effects of high G forces on riders while officials report 9,200 treated for ride injuries in 1998. Six deaths in 25 years underline risks in a fast growing industry.
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Regents eye raising tuition and student aid plan
A Kansas Board of Regents committee recommends higher tuition for most public university students to fund more aid for low income students. The plan, nicknamed Robin Hood or higher tuition higher financial aid, aims to expand aid pools while shifting costs.
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