Kansans urged balanced approach on lawmaker pay study
A Kansas pay review, last done in 1997 after a failed 92 percent increase attempt, weighs whether to raise legislator compensation. Advocates favor steady, stepped raises and a year round legislature, while the public resists large hikes and self‑pay increases. A study group is formed to advise lawmakers.
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Guest Editorials Offer Readers A Variety Of Opinions
Guest editorials present reader viewpoints on issues, with differing perspectives not necessarily reflecting The Herald's editor. The format invites diverse commentary while distinguishing opinions from the paper's official stance.
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Date rape warning from a mock juror in a high school college setting
Vickie Hall recounts a real date rape case observed by a business law class mock jury in Lawrence. A college man lures a high school senior to his apartment, assaults her, and is found not guilty by the jurors due to lack of witnesses. The column urges caution for young women and responsible behavior for young men and emphasizes the prevalence and difficulty of proving such cases.
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Clinton faces era of global peril and domestic doubt
Washington memo weighs Clinton's standing as a distracted president may hamper foreign policy. Experts split on whether he can project power abroad amid Lewinsky backlash, economic turmoil in Asia, and a reshaped post cold war diplomacy. Predictions vary on Moscow ties, North Korea, Iraq, and Kosovo risks.
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Charles Kupchan
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Mike Feinsilber
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Kosovo
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Gideon Rose
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Food court mood test warns of emptiness in America
The author argues public gloom surpassed by materialism and drug culture, noting disposable goods and a pharma driven health system. He laments lost faith in property based capitalism, federalism, and modesty, urging a return to faith, community, and virtue to avoid a dystopian future.
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America
C.S. Lewis
Gotham
Big Brother
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