County commissioners face appointments to new five member board
Franklin County will fill two new commission seats as Bill Graves moves to appoint from recommendations by the local GOP central committee. The GOP names include Larry Skeet for District 5 and potential nominees for District 4 Charles Mavity Raymond Carey Marshall Werth. The process aims for a diverse, qualified pool, avoiding cronyism while the board defined by redistricting begins two-year terms.
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Kansas conservatives hope to rebound through school reform
Michael Bishop and Rep. Susan Wagle are highlighted as key Kansas figures whose recent defeats reflect a broader conservative drill down. The piece argues their momentum wanes yet suggests optimism on state politics, especially via education reform and potential gubernatorial candidates in 2002, while noting moderates gain chairmanships and Graves faces limited reforms.
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Rural influence in Kansas House leadership under Jennison
The Garden City Telegram reports Robin Jennison of Healy narrowly defeated Susan Wagle of Wichita to become speaker, signaling strong rural sway in Kansas politics. Jim Garner of Coffeyville was chosen as minority leader, highlighting rural gains amid urban growth and reapportionment debates. Clinton’s Wye diplomacy and domestic politics are noted, with editorial views stressing varied opinions from guest editors.
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Clinton impeachment and Flynt stir moral glare
Kathleen Parker critiques the Clinton presidency amid impeachment, media focus on sex, and Flynt ad campaigns. The piece argues Clinton’s actions invite scrutiny, cites Bob Livingston’s resignation, and calls for truth and accountability as the saga tests “class” and national morality.
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