Kansas voters face clear choices in 2002 election
An editorial notes the 2002 Kansas general election offers strong, viable options as incumbents step aside. It contrasts governor contenders Kathleen Sebelius and Tim Shallenburger, insurance race rivals Sandy Praeger and Jim Garner, and treasurer/AG fields led by Sally Finney and Lynn Jenkins, Phili Kline and Chris Biggs.
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Kansas
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Tim Shallenburger
Sebelius
Shallenburger
Sandy Praeger
Lawrence
Jim Garner
Coffeyville
Sally Finney
Joan Finney
Lynn Jenkins
Topeka
Kansas Senate
Finney
Carla Stovall
Phili Kline
Chris Biggs
Kline
Johnson County
Republican Party
Biggs
Geary County
Junction City
Vietnam scars color debate on Iraq
Washington columns the Iraq policy fight is shaded by Vietnam era wounds. Democrats show split loyalties while Republicans mostly line up behind Bush, as Daschle and Lieberman reflect memories of antiwar protests and patriotism battles that still shape today’s security stance.
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Washington
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Chuck Hagel
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Sen
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Saddam
John Kerry
Vermont
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House
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Gephardt
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Tom Daschle
Robert Byrd
Edward Kennedy
Max Cleland
Georgia
Tim Johnson
South Dakota
Erskine Bowles
North Carolina
Alex Sanders
South Carolina
David Bonner
Jim McDermott
Baghdad
Jane Fonda
Hanoi
Daschle
Department of
Homeland
Johnson
Nixon
David Broder
Washington Post Writers Group
Legacy of the Meredith case and Kansas school vote noted
The Lawrence Journal recalls a 1902 quip about wild ducks and a vacationing sporting editor while the Topeka Herald hints the hunter may be ready. It also reports Kansas University All Student Council backing James Meredith’s admission to Mississippi University, a move that drew global attention and sympathy.
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Topeka Herald
Kansas Nimrods
Watkins Community Museum of History
Kansas University
Mississippi University
James Meredith
Meredith
East Lawrence
East Heights
Eudora
Lawrence
Amy Barnhardt
Public Forum on Meadowbrook apartments sparks voice exclusion
A letter from Lawrence residents recounts Oct 3 attendance at the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting where public input was barred over a 1973 development plan for Meadowbrook Apartments at 15th Street and Crestline Drive. The missive argues the process lacked proper public consideration and criticizes city staff, the attorney, and commissions for silencing citizens.
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Meadowbrook Apartments
15Th Street
Crestline Drive
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
BIA
Mark Stone
Lawrence
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