Southpaws magazine showcases left handedness culture
Campbell promotes Lefthanders magazine with left oriented design and content. Suzan Ireland notes language bias and cultural views of left handedness across countries. The bimonthly publication profiles southpaw celebrities and offers how-to articles from shooting to tying shoes for readers in all 50 states and 12 countries.
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Kansas Legislature Faces Tense Start Amid Protests and Reform Talk
Five days into the 1990 session Kansas lawmakers wrestle with a volatile mix of protest over taxes and welfare, while Senate Republicans press school reform and liability concerns surface for supervisors. Gov Hayden faces the crowd as lawmakers navigate the annual grind with hope and unease.
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Mike Hayden
House of Representatives
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