Editorial view on Murphy Brown and public values
The piece argues Vice President Quayle overstated a fictional TV character by claiming Murphy Brown set a bad example for single motherhood. It contends viewers overreact, politics overshadow issues, and calls for responsible entertainment while noting TV fiction still influences public attitudes.
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Letter writers urge support for police and forests fight
In a public forum letter, Pat Kirk argues for backing police at half-staff tribute amid national fear of police corruption fallout. The writer also condemns lumber industry practices, urging forest preservation and retraining for displaced workers to avoid job losses and debt.
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Journal-World Letters Policy Summary
The Journal-World invites brief reader letters under 350 words focusing on public interest. The paper may edit and condense without altering viewpoints. Letters must include writer name, address, and phone number for verification. unsigned letters are not used. pen names are not accepted. Names and addresses appear in print. phone numbers are not. Only letters sent to the Journal-World are considered. typewritten submissions preferred.
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Perot's Rising Poll Image Sparks Wide Debate
The piece surveys a Time CNN poll of 308 registered voters who back Ross Perot, projecting him at 33 percent if he ran, with Bush at 28 and Clinton at 24. It critiques his lack of specifics, ties to Iran Contra era figures, past business actions, and calls for scrutiny of his candidacy.
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Doctors Targeted As Drug Company Bribes Emergence
Washington report details mounting evidence of physicians receiving gifts, entertainment, trips, and cash from pharmaceutical companies to influence prescribing. A nationwide DHHS survey found 82 percent of doctors offered inducements, with numerous lavish perks and questionable studies cited.
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Regents approve 29 percent student fee rise at state universities
Kansas Board of Regents OKs a 29 percent increase in state university student fees, effective Fall 1983. KU sees a $68 per semester hike. Chancellor Gene Budig’s new salary set at $80,000, up from 75,000. KSU president Duane Acker to earn 78,500. Wichita State’s Clark Aichtberg to receive 8,000 with benefits.
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Duane Acker
Kansas State
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Wichita State
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