GOP debate in Orlando tests Dole on tax cuts and leadership
Republican presidential hopefuls clashed in Orlando over who best upholds conservative leadership and tax relief. Bob Dole touted $245 billion in tax cuts and Reagan era reforms while facing lines that Forbes Buchanan Gramm pressed his record on taxes and budget restraint.
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Orlando
Fla
Bob Dole
Steve Forbes
Dole
Pat Buchanan
Bush
Buchanan
Phil Gramm
Texas
Gramm
Forbes
GOP
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Washington
Alexander
Clinton
Indiana
Dick Lugar
White House
California
Robert Dornan
Lions players cling to game day superstitions
Before state week, Lincoln High players including Wedd Kesinger and Hegig discuss rituals from avoiding CD volume changes to washing socks. Others like Bost Fike Hauber and Myers share food, clothing, and grooming routines tied to performance, with Hauber repeating meals at Godfather's and Burger King.
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Wedd
Kyle Kesinger
Garrett He
Lions
Ryan Fike
Fike
Brad Hauber
Hauber
Godfather’s Pizza
Burger King
Pibb
Godfather’s
Hegig
Lee Myers
Chancellor Hemenway urges KU credit for Kansans
Kansas University Chancellor Robert Hemenway tells 200 participants at KU's 19th Economic Outlook Conference that KU's role in daily life is underappreciated. He cites 60 percent of Kansas city managers as KU graduates and notes 90 percent of state primary care physicians trained at KU. He calls for stronger support for science and federal research funds to grow a well-educated workforce and a better economy.
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Kansas University
Robert Hemenway
Kansas
Hemenway
Hutchinson Training Center
KU Medical School
Hemertway
Kansas Union
Kansas economy shows slowdown signs in 1996
The state faces an economic slowdown with lower interest rates and slower personal income growth, though a recession is not anticipated. Consumption declines due to higher debt weigh on growth while service jobs rise. If Congress passes a balanced budget, federal rates may ease to support buyers. Construction and real estate jobs stay strong but finance, insurance, and real estate see declines, with Kansas outpacing U S growth since 1989 and projected again in 1996.
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Clifford
Congress
Feds
Kansas
United States
Shutdown strands 110 Christmas trees in Ohio
The federal shutdown stranded 110 Christmas trees from Ohio for the White House Pageant of Peace. Two trucks were halted near St. Clairsville after a Park Service order to stop unloading. Tree owner Nicolozakes planned to store the foliage and hoped to reroute if Congress resolves the shutdown. State leaders Glenn and Ney offered to deploy staff to unload in Washington.
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Ohio
White House
St. Clairsville
Oho
National Park Service
Park Service
George Nicolozakes
Marietta Goal Co
East Richland
Nicolozakes
National Mining Assa
Clinton
Congress
Tipper Gore
Hillary Rodham Clinton
John Glenn
Glenn
Bob Ney
GOP Medicare cuts differ for states
The Republican plan to overhaul Medicaid could drain far more money from federal health programs for the poor than the 1995 act’s savings. It would cap state shares at 40 cents per dollar of federal funding, potentially reducing overall health care spending for the poor, elderly and disabled. Conferees set 51 base rates to aid states, with Louisiana Nebraska and Nevada receiving special rules.
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Richard Kogan
The
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
Senate
House
Chamber
Louisiana
Nebraska
Nevada
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