Kansans' out-of-state donors fuel 1996 races
Kansans' election coffers attracted $726,000 from out-of-state individuals for the four U.S. House seats and two Senate seats won in Kansas. The Center for Responsive Politics and CRS report 17 percent of 1996 Senate receipts and 7 percent of House receipts came from outside the state, with several named donors from Ohio Missouri Connecticut Texas Virginia among them.
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Philip Myers
Missouri
Jeane Rhule
Connecticut
Jeremiah Milbank
Texas
James Leininger
Virginia
William Taggart
Kansas
Robert F Bennett
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Center For Responsive Parties
Jim Ryan
Clinton urges media to back $195 million anti drug drive
President Clinton asked entertainment industries to refrain from glamorizing drugs and to provide straight facts to youths aged 9 to 17 as part of a $195 million ad campaign. He cited rising teen marijuana use and a drop in overall illegal drug use since 1979, urging stronger anti drug messages before teenagers start using. The plan, to be matched by private sector funds, targets youths through weekly ads and school age messaging. In a separate GOP address, two House members pressed to curb IRS burdens on Americans.
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Bob Dole
Reflective first lady nears fifty as world travel continues
Hillary Rodham Clinton, between Latin America trips, reflects on turning 50 while noting she is both introspective and policy minded. She speaks of an unpredictable future, her husband President Clinton, and the idea of aging without fuss as she prepares for more international travel.
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Plutonium debate shadows Cassini Saturn mission
NASA prepares the 11 year, 3.4 billion Cassini mission to Saturn with the Titan lander and 74 orbits, while facing strong opposition over using 72 pounds of plutonium-238. Courts denied attempts to halt liftoff, citing safety measures and historical precedents.
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