Editorial warns balance in changing politics and limits of a businesslike government
Editorial argues change in Congress will be contested and慎 cautious. It notes Newt Gingrich will push from the other side but cannot dictat e policy. It stresses downsizing with care, balancing efficiency with care for the needy, and warns against a purely businesslike government that ignores welfare.
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Newt Gingrich
House
Gingrich
House Republicans
Sam Brownback
Editorial Voices Call for Juvenile System Overhaul
Guest editorials in The Herald and Great Bend Tribune quote Judge William Dick criticizing Kansas juvenile justice as ineffective. They urge overhauls to reduce costs, curb federal mandates, and create a punishment system that deters crime and uses less taxpayer money. The writers press state and federal legislators to act or be replaced.
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Lyon County Administrative District
William Dick
Legislative
SRS
Kansas
United States
The
Great Bend Tribune
No Kidding No Way People Truisms List
A World Features Syndicate collection cites six items of trivia about famous figures. Isaac Newton reportedly believed in occult ideas. Paul Gauguin supposedly worked as a laborer on the Panama Canal. Marilyn Monroe auditioned for Benny Goodman. Benny Goodman also played Mozart. Claude Monet allegedly won the lottery. Davy Crockett supposedly tried to abolish West Point while serving as a Congressman.
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Isaac Newton
Paul Gauguin
Panama Canal
Marilyn Monroe
Benny
Benny Goodman
Claude Monet
Davy Crockett
West Point
World Features Syndicate
Call for national prayer contest to restore school prayers
A political satire proposes a nationwide contest to write an official school prayer with big prizes and a halftime Super Bowl recital. It envisions judges including Newt Gingrich and Billy Graham style figures, plus a diverse panel and a sincere brief prayer ending with an apology and Amen.
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Gingrich
Newt
Billy Graham
Oral Roberts
Ronald Reagan
America
C-Span
House
Karate Day Converts Suburban Kids To Quiet Obedience
A gym full of 80 children ages 6 to 8 fell silent at a karate exhibition led by a muscular instructor. The scene sparked mixed reactions among parents about martial arts for youth, questioning American attitudes while praising the discipline shown by the youngsters and coaches.
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America
Japan
Will Perdue
Fagin
McDonald's
Time to curb Japanese trade and defend America
A World War II veteran urges the United States to curb Japanese-made goods flooding the market. He argues for reinvesting in American manufacturing, protecting VA hospitals, and restoring jobs, parks, and national assets by stopping imports from Japan to keep Americans employed and secure.
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Pearl Harbor
Persian Gulf
Tojo
Hitler
United States
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Patty Hearet
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Edward Knappman
Visible Ink Press
Supreme Court
God
Rehnquist
Scalia
Rescue 911
William Shatner
By Bill Tellier
Ottawa Herald
John Wayne
Humphrey Bogart
the Wolfman
Dracula
Frankenstein Monster
Sonny Tufts
By Mike Royko
Tribune Media Service
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Buri
Leyta
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Hungary
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