Kansas governor race shapes up with moderates backing
Editorial notes Kent Glasscock withdraws to be Carla Stovall running mate while Tim Shallenburger pursues the GOP nomination. Quiet intrigue among conservatives as Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer wavers, Senate President Dave Kerr undecided, and Kathleen Sebelius eyed by Democrats. Legislature faces a tight budget battle amid a crowded field and upcoming primaries.
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Bush faces pivotal week in Afghan, Russia, Middle East policy
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland argues President Bush must assert steering power across Afghanistan’s victory, U S Russia nuclear diplomacy, and Arab Israeli peace talks. Rumsfeld pressures Northern Alliance while Powell and Rice broker policy amid Gaza pace.
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Inaction in Congress Amid National Emergency Debates
A reflective critique of congressional paralysis after September 11. The piece argues billions are needed for border security, aid to allies like Pakistan, and subsidies for the Postal Service, while lawmakers quarrel over airline safety and stimulus measures. It contrasts Democratic and Republican rhetoric and ponders whether delay signals democratic resilience or failure.
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Public Forum Unwise battle to the editor Kansas view
Tony Miller of Lawrence criticizes Attorney General Stovall for prolonging the antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft arguing it harms Kansas economy, investments, jobs, and aviation while offering no clear benefits and urging termination of the case under current conditions.
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Texas 59 Kansas 0 letter to editor discussion
A reader proposes discussing changes after a 59 to 0 loss, suggesting canceling football scholarships and rebuilding the team. The Journal-World notes letters should be under 350 words, include name address and phone, and may be edited for clarity while preserving viewpoint.
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