Indian tribes push last stand on Kansas gambling compacts
Editorial notes three northeast Kansas tribes may win approval this week as a special committee considers Indian gaming compacts with the Sac and Fox Iowa and Prairie Band Potawatomi. Lawmakers weigh reservations versus city locations amid past rejections and the Federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
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Contact details for Kansas government representatives
A list provides telephone numbers and addresses for national and state officials including President Bill Clinton, U S Senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum, U S Representative Sam Brownback, Governor Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius, and state legislators Ralph Tanner and Doug Walker, with their Topeka offices and contact lines.
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White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
D.C
U.S
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
Telephone
Fox
Sam Brownback
Longworth
S. Kansas Ave
Topeka
Bill Graves
State Capitol
Carla Stovall
Judicial Center
Kathleen Sebelius
Southwest 9Th
Bill Feuerborn
Statehouse
Ralph Tanner
Doug Walker
Winter lingers in Kansas as spring fights to emerge
A Kansas reflection contrasts stubborn winter with a budding spring while noting political shifts. The piece ponders late season cold, expected sun, and the cicada horizon, then shifts to Kansas politics, praising Sam Brownback’s cautious stance on tax reform and criticizing term limits, Dole’s Meet The Press tie to Archer Daniels Midland, and ADM’s influence on the campaign narrative.
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Archer Daniels
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Firm-Hand Policy Appeals To Public Indignation
A columnist mocks liberal welfare liberalism and deadbeat rhetoric, endorsing a strict, noncash welfare approach. He condemns taxpayer-funded meals, praises a firm-hand policy, and predicts liberals will rage as their political power declines. He argues work should replace handouts and stresses virtue over sympathy.
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Fifty Years Ago Today Across World War II Fronts
After days of savage fighting American soldiers drive Japanese troops from the front edge of the Shuri Line in southern Okinawa. In Burma Japanese retreat toward Moulmein and Toungoo as Soviet troops battle into Berlin’s southern suburbs and the Red Army nearly encircles the capital. Allied forces advance on a broad front in western Germany and northern Italy.
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Moulmein
Toungoo
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Italy
Inmate Health Fees Spark Debate In Kansas Prisons
The Topeka Capital-Journal critiques a new $2 charge for inmate health clinic visits and $3 suit filing proposed by lawmakers. Since Jan 15, inmate visits fell drastically, prompting questions about cost recovery and accountability. The Manhattan Mercury supports reorganizing the Board of Agriculture to broaden representation and designate a governor appointed advisory panel guiding secretary selection.
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