Royals start talks to broadcast games via new network
Royals launch Royals Sports Television Network to show games while cable carriers like Cox in Ottawa decline carriage due to high costs. Fans without access must rely on live radio and in person attendance as management seeks higher revenue and broader reach, with no quick fixes in sight.
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Public Officials Contact List for Kansas and Washington D.C.
A roster of political leaders and offices with mailing addresses phone numbers and website links including U S Senator Pat Roberts Sam Brownback U S Rep Jim Ryun Governor Kathleen Sebelius State Senators Robert Tyson and Stanley Dreher and State Representatives Tom Holland Bill Fagerbom and others listed for Topeka and Washington D C Reacts to legislative outreach in concise directory form.
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Pork barrel pork and political pork in Congress
Opinion by Hope Klock Sr. condemns Christmas Tree spending in the House and Senate. The piece cites $98 million for an Iowa agricultural facility, $50 million for Title XI loan guarantees, $500,000 for sea lamprey control, $225,000 for a Texas mental health group, $200,000 for AIDS research in California, and $1 million for autism centers in Harrisburg. The author urges clean governance and warns against backroom deals and misrepresentation.
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Euphoria and questions after Iraq war end
Peter Rosset, co director of Food First and author of World Hunger: Twelve Myths, questions the celebratory mood over Saddam Hussein's fall, asking why the invasion occurred, how world opinion matters, and whether U S power will be restrained or misused for corporate gains. He cites Halliburton Bechtel DynCorp and Iraq reconstruction debates.
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