Kassebaum backs Clinton in 47 percent of 1993 votes
Senate Republican Nancy Kassebaum of Kansas backed President Clinton on 47 percent of 89 roll calls in 1993, tying for fourth among GOP senators with Arlen Specter. Dole supported Clinton on 28 percent, while Dan Glickman led Kansas Democrats backing Clinton 86 percent.
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Kansas Delegation Support for Clinton in 86 Percent of Votes
Congressional Quarterly reports Clinton backed on 86.4 percent of votes where he took a position. Kansas senators Dole and Kassebaum mirrored Clinton 86 and 77 percent, with Dole GOP adherence at 95 percent and Kassebaum often opposing the GOP 23 percent of the time. Dole and Kassebaum joined the conservative coalition 98 percent of the time. Rep. Roberts 34 percent. Slattery 71 percent. Meyers 58 percent. Glickman 86 percent.
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Beatles plan secret reunion session next month
Paul McCartney George Harrison and Ringo Starr reportedly plan to record new music and unreleased songs at a studio for a video autobiography project. The effort is described as ultra secret with EMI anonymity, as they consider a 1995 Anthology TV series. John Lennon is noted as deceased.
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Statewide Kansas Homicide Rate May Break Record
Kansas faces a potential new homicide record driven by Wichita Topeka and Kansas City figures. Preliminary counts show 1993 totals with Wichita 56 Kansas City Kan 50 and Topeka 24. Juvenile first degree murders rise while gun violence surges with 9mm handguns dominant.
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Singles Buy Homes Surged Among First Timers in 1993
Chicago Title and Trust Co reports never married singles accounted for 32.3 percent of first time home purchases in 1993, up from 29.8 percent in 1992, aided by smaller down payments and record-low mortgage rates. Evalina Tanner notes rising singles and cohabitation trends influence the shift.
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