Global views on finance and culture in Europe and Africa
Svenska Dagbladet notes U S accounting scandals prompt calls to publish company tax returns for market transparency. De Volkskrant warns unsafe sex rises in the Netherlands and urges smarter campaigns. Trouw echoes a Dutch Islam survey debate, favoring knowledge while cautioning cost and reach. The Sowetan highlights Africa Union birth risks and the need for continental unity to avoid bureaucratic failure.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
de Volkskrant
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Els Borst
Trouw
Naima Azough
Sowetan
Johannesburg
South Africa
Africa
African Union
Organization of African Unity
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Political contact list for Kansas lawmakers and U S officials
A compiled address and phone list for President George Bush and lawmakers including U S Sen Pat Roberts Sam Brownback U S Rep Jim Ryun Gov Bil Graves State Sen Rober Tyson State Rep Ralph Tanner and State Rep Bil Feuerbom with their Capitol offices in Topeka and Washington D C plus official websites and fax/phone details.
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White House
Washington
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Pat Roberts
Han Senate
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Senate
Sam Brownback
Hart Senate
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Jim Ryun
Cannon House
Washington, D.C
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Ryunhouse
Bil Graves
State Capitol
Topeka
State
Rober Tyson
Tyson
Ralph Tanner
Flashback 1994 Kansas gubernatorial primary outcomes
Burdett Loomis reviews the 1994 Kansas GOP primary results for Bill Graves and Tim Shallenburger, comparing their bases, campaign messages, and the national climate. He notes Graves built on a conservative middle, while Shallenburger faces a divided party, weak economy, and shifting national trends ahead of 2002.
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Kansas
Gene Bicknell
Fred Kerr
Jim Slattery
Tim Shallenburger
Fred
Dave
Bob Knight
Kathleen Sebelius
Graves
Kanias
Shallenburger
Carla Stovall
Bill Clinton
Newt Gingrich
GOP
U.S. House
Todd Tiahrt
Dan Glickman
Phill Kline
Boeing
Slattery
Ty Short
Burdett Loomis
The
University of Kansas
Justice and budget priorities shape a better world
Judy Wicks argues that fairness and compassion must guide federal spending over defense, urging shifts from Pentagon waste to foreign aid and energy efficiency. She cites Kyoto, campaign finance reform, and global cooperation as essential to lasting peace, ending with personal plea for democratic justice.
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America
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Pentagon
Iran
Iraq
North Korea
Reagan
Lawrence Korb
National Science Foundation
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Congress
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White Dog Café
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