Brownback revises history on Kansas highway funding
The Garden City Telegram notes Sam Brownback after a debate with Senator Sheila Frahm suggested Kansas should have cut general fund spending in 1989 rather than raise taxes for a $4 billion highway program. The paper argues legislators including Frahm deserve praise for funding gains without harming schools or nursing homes.
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Republican Graves Breaks Eleventh Commandment in Frahm Brownback Feud
Kansas Governor Bill Graves faces scrutiny as he endorses Senator Sheila Frahm in the Republican Senate primary against Sam Brownback. Critics say the move breaks the Eleventh Commandment against public favoritism in a divisive race. Graves has drawn backing from centrists while attacking Right Wing Republicans, raising questions on party unity and Frahm's prospects. The Hutchinson News notes the tension within the Kansas GOP as Frahm seeks to capitalize on Graves' endorsement.
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Anderson bills question exposes 24 hour day claim
Attorney Robert A. Anderson of Ellinwood contends the State owes him 20643 dollars for representing the Second Injury Fund. He argues for 31.8 billable hours per day by slicing 15 minute increments into multiple charges and billing for motions that were essentially form letters. A special committee denied his request after insurance commissioner Kathleen Sebelius acted to end the practice.
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Guest Editorials Present Varied Opinions for Readers
The Herald notes that guest editorials offer diverse viewpoints and that expressed views do not necessarily reflect the editor’s positions. Readers are invited to consider the opinions while the paper maintains its editorial independence.
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Olympic Spirit Reflections on Games and Gear
A reader rambles on about Olympic coverage and gear from runners to gymnasts, praising USA stars like Michael Johnson while critiquing media dramatics. He recalls high jumps, the Fosbury Flop, hammer throw chaos, and the beauty of global sportsmanship amid imperfect commentary.
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The campaigns that never fully delivered on hope
Reader forum reflection criticizes political campaigns across four main issues environment economic development health care reform and welfare. It argues environmental safeguards and responsible resource use, clarified economic development distinct from community growth, reform of health care away from market driven systems, and welfare reform shifting to state control while revealing risks of contractor speculation. It invites signed letters with author contact for publication.
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Courage in Atlanta Terorism Reacts Across the Nation
North County Times editors urge calm and resolve after the Atlanta Olympic bombing. They praise ordinary Americans, from grandmothers to police, for showing bravery, returning to daily life, and resisting fear.
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