Open government push and private meetings tied to Kline
Jeanny Sharp editor cites Attorney General Phill Kline joining open government efforts while privately meeting with three Kansas State Board of Education members in two sessions. The serial meetings totaled six, violating Kansas law, raising bipartisan criticism about open government.
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Kansas Press Association
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AARP clash over Social Security reform targets youth
A letter questions AARP CEO William D. Novelli on opposing reform while arguing benefits for current retirees. It accuses the group of dishonesty, critiques the payroll tax, and links Medicare policy to Social Security futures, urging a candid stance on the program’s financing and the role of age in policy.
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Bush
William D. Novelli
Democratic National Committee
Confidence and independence in rural young women
George R. Pasley of Garnett recalls summer rodeo moments in Garnett and Yates Center, praising breakaway roping and barrel racing champions, especially the fast young woman with a worn round hat. He notes girls at the Woodson County Fair displaying confidence with pigs and hose, and a Ducks Unlimited painting featuring an outdoor girl, applauding their learned competence and assertive participation in rural life.
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Kansas
Woodson County
Yates Center
Ducks Unlimited
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