Kansan Senator Kassebaum Allies with Independence on Crime Bill
The passage notes Nancy Kassebaum defends her crime bill vote, saying she supported reform since Bush proposed it while criticizing GOP leadership for rejecting a bipartisan $5 billion cut from the $30 billion package. Dole counters that she erred, but she defends herself as principled and independent.
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Bob Dole
Nancy Kassebaum
Lawyers Seek Share Of Veterans Payback In Kansas Suit
Guest editorials note lawyers defend 21 000 Kansas military retirees in a state tax case. The U S Supreme Court ruled pensions tax exempt, Kansas paid 58 million to settle, lawyers seek 12 million from the settlement.
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Leavenworth Times
No Kidding by Karl A Van Asselt
The piece lists audition stories for TV stars with Karl A. Van Asselt noting Raymond Burr auditioned for Matt Dillon Robert Wagner was eyed for Quincy JoBeth Williams sought Murphy Brown John Ratzenberger tried for Norm and Orson Welles considered for Mr Roarke from The TV Guide TV Book.
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Murphy Brown
John Ratzenberger
Norm
Cheers
Orson Welles
Mr. Roarke
It's Your Quarter Charley Reeses Column Critiques Media
Charley Reese vents at liberal press and political bias in a Monday Herald column. He cites Clinton and Hillary coverage abroad, questions objective reporting, and notes Hawthorne School dates from 1926 to 1936 while mentioning a 1926 bond issue and USD 287 salary debates.
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Monday Herald
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Clinton
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Monarch migration volunteers sought in Kansas area
University of Kansas entomologist Orley Taylor asks schoolchildren scouts and others to help track a large monarch butterfly migration moving into the area next week. Volunteers receive tags and instructions. call 864-4051 or fax 864-5321. If seen tagged, record the number and location then send it to the address.
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Mexico
Orley Taylor
University of Kansas
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Sinatras Hairpiece Duel Becomes a Public Feud
The photographer recounts a taunting challenge from Frank Sinatra over a hairpiece claim and a threat with a broomstick. It contrasts sensational tabloid pressure with the photographer’s defense of Sinatra and his career amid a glare from the Globe. The piece defends Sinatra while criticizing the photographer and media culture.
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the Globe
Sinatra
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Pete
Carlin Opposes Community Safety Alerts in Crime Bill
A Democratic candidate for Congress, John Carlin, criticizes proposed sex offender notification provisions as infringing civil liberties. He argues warnings to parents about nearby sex offenders are unconstitutional, while supporters say such alerts inform and protect communities.
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John Carlin
Carlin
Congress
Letters to the Editor Guidelines Include Signatures
Readers are invited to submit signed letters with the writer’s address. Unsigned letters will not be published. Include a daytime telephone number to expedite verification.
Allied forces cross rivers in France and advance in Europe
Fifty years ago U S tank units crossed the Meuse near Verdun and Commercy as British troops moved toward Amiens after crossing the Somme. American and Free French forces pressed up the Rhone toward Lyons while Soviet forces advanced in Romania. In the Pacific, Japanese resistance ended in the Sansapor area of New Guinea.
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