Second Fiddle in Kansas Politics Sparks Lieutenant Governor Debate
The Kansas lieutenant governor post faces renewed scrutiny amid calls to abolish it. A Garden City Telegram editor questioned its value, while a Topeka Capital Journal poll shows Tom Docking likely to win if the governor’s race were held today, highlighting GOP disarray and the advantage of a well known name.
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Kansas liquor laws face enforcement gaps and loopholes
The Kansas House committee advanced a bill tightening a 1985 liquor sales law, but critics say without state enforcement agents the rules on serving limits and prices cannot be enforced. Another ignored provision targets cross border price differences, risking tax losses as voters once rejected prohibition.
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Singer Mac Davis Sees Life Echo in TV Role
Mac Davis compares a potential Webster spinoff character to his own life midlife shift. He would cut road work to stay home, while keeping music. Davis stars in a Webster special and weighs a series named Almost Home with Norman Fell and Allyn Ann McLerie. he also discusses past projects and the demanding TV schedule.
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Television Schedule Highlights and Movie Picks
A crowded lineup features the HBO film Choose Me with Keith Carradine and Genevieve Bujold, plus Gunsmoke and Twilight Zone reruns. Sports include NBA Houston vs Dallas and Missouri Western vs Washburn college basketball. Westerns and action fill the night with Knight Rider and Legend of Custer among the evening’s offerings.
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TV Tonight Highlights and Classic Movie Nights
TV listings blend 8 30 to 4 00 with HBO cinema nights featuring Richard Pryor live at Hollywood Palladium and classic horror titles. Includes Miami Vice Sanford and Son Buckeye Night Tracks and late night specials with Laughs and Star Search.
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Reagan vacillation on Marcos election shows shift in U S policy
AP says Ronald Reagan may soften or reverse his stance on the Philippine election crisis as envoy Habib prepares a report. He has blamed Marcos' camp for irregularities and faces pressure from Republican critics. White House signals possible aid cuts or power-sharing talks with Marcos.
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Traveling Anchors May Distort Picture
New York anchors take to the road to cover foreign and domestic stories. Peter Jennings Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw report from the Soviet Union Philippines and Mexico City while NBC stays in New York. The move raises cost questions and concerns about coverage scope during February sweeps.
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Three Squares A Day Still Holds True
Dear readers debate the old rule of three square meals a day and the four main food groups. A weekly record can reveal nutrition levels, with emphasis on not skipping any group and reading can contents. Experts note fats salt and fiber as risks while a balanced diet generally prevents under nourishment. A reader asks about varicose vein treatment options including injections and ligation, with physician noting small veins respond to salt injections or newer sclerosant methods, while larger veins require tying off. Another query confirms trained athletes have slower yet stronger pulses due to higher stroke volume.
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