Welfare reform not abolition but fix it for work
A commentator cites Josse Anderson of the Heantonia welfare system who urged abolishing welfare on 60 Minutes but argues Americans want reform not elimination. The piece contends welfare is essential for some, should require work, and that the program can help recipients become self supporting rather than being scrapped.
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Josse Anderson
Heantonia Welfare System
60 Minutes
A Woman Refuses to Chase Perfection This Christmas
A narrator vows a stress free holiday by skipping women's magazines and avoiding picture perfect fantasies. She plans to shop in off hours, skip cookie exchanges, unplug the TV, and let family members pick gifts. The piece ends with a wish for a Hawaiian holiday.
Budget Debate Shapes Kansas Legislature in 1996 Session
The Kansas House Republicans rally around Graves budget aims to fast track a no change or slight cut proposal as 1996 unfolds. If adopted with minimal edits, this stance could redefine budget battles with the Senate, while a school property tax reinstatement hangs on both chambers’ actions.
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Senate
Graves
House
Tose
Kansas House
Ernor
Chambers
Kansas needs initiative referendum to curb taxes and gaming issues
A Kansas editorial urges adoption of an initiative and referendum process. It argues lawmakers are reluctant to limit government tax power and ethics reforms while casino gaming and gambling questions press for public votes. It cites past actions by Gov. Graves and Finney and calls readers to contact legislators. It notes the Graves constituent services number 1 800 748 4408.
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Kansas
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma
Graves
Woodlands
Camptown
Kansas City
Joan Finney
Finney
Mexico Birds Overpopulate Town, Sparking Cleanup Effort
Mexico Missouri faces an unusual problem as an overabundance of birds, leaving droppings on streets and buildings. City crews mobilize to manage waste and protect public spaces along Main Street and surrounding neighborhoods. Local residents voice concerns but see steps toward a coordinated cleanup plan.
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Kansas City
Mexico
Letters to the Editor Policy Encourages Signed Submissions
Readers are urged to submit signed letters with the writer's address. Unsigned letters will not be published. Include a telephone number to speed verification.
Call your representatives contact list for Kansas leaders
A contact compilation provides names and addresses for Kansas officials including President Bill Clinton, U S Sen Bob Dole, U S Sen Nancy Kassebaum, U S Rep Sam Brownback, Gov Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius, State Rep Bill Feuerborn, State Rep Ralph Tanner, State Sen Doug Walker and offers phone numbers and office locations for public input.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
U.S
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Fox
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell Senate
Telephone
Sam. Brownback
Longworth House
State
Ralph Tanner
Statehouse
Topeka
Doug Walker
State Capitol
It's Your Quarter Clinton Budget Debate Voice
Community forum entry urges support for a welfare budget proposal. It questions the impact of cuts in Franklin County and invites public thoughts. Calls accepted 8 pm to 6 am weekdays and noon to 6 am Saturdays. Friday nights blocked.
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Clinton
Franklin County
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