County officials dodge dancing issue in liquor rule debate
Editorial criticizes Franklin County commissioners for withholding their real motive behind banning dancing with liquor by the drink. It questions why nude dancing was cited, urges separate ordinances, and calls for transparent agendas and public notice before any revised rules.
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Kansas City
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Franklin County
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Finney’s final acts with NRA amid controversy
The article recalls Joan Finney as Kansas governor final actions included a NRA photo and commuting an arsonist’s sentence. It frames her as a controversial lame duck whose public moves provoked fierce opposition from lawmakers and press. The piece questions First Amendment consistency and notes ends with a dramatic University Daily Kansan roundup.
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Kansas
National Rifle Association
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No Kidding Cast Adrift Early TV Reviews
Early reviews of Gilligan's Island mock the show as inept. Critics from L A Times UPI Variety New York Times and others found it preposterous and difficult to believe written by adults. The series ran 98 episodes from 1964 to 1967.
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UPI
Variety
N.Y. Times
S.F. Chron
Gilligan, Maynard & Me
Bob Denver
Citadel Press
The Curveballers and Reformers on Capitol Hill
Saturday notebook reports Sam Brownback and fellow GOP freshmen forming a new reform group echoing the 1991 Gang of Seven, with John Shadegg Joe Scarborough Dick Chrysler Tom Coburn and Doc Hastings named as peers. Roll Call notes big moves by the original Gang members while Brownback hints at naming the group after the curve. Also covers Newt Gingrich quotes in a new book and CNN's O J Simpson trial highlights plus Southwestern Bell directory excess and free copies at The Herald office.
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Ariz
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Mich
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Okla
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Herald Office
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Light After Dark Insurance Becomes Kansas Regulator
Kathleen Sebelius, sworn in as Kansas Insurance Commissioner, pledges openness and public involvement in a $5 billion industry. She plans cross state hearings, consumer information, and brokered access to policyholders, shifting insurance from shadow to public issue. The department aims to shed light on regulation and boost consumer shopping for health and car insurance.
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Insurance Department
Sebelius
Kansas
Statehouse
Insurance
Paradise Lost In My View Of Conservatism Then And Now
The narrator contrasts earlier conservative ideals with present realities, recalling strict social norms, religious influence, and police enforcements of decency. He cites abortion, birth control, prayer in schools, and abstinence as core lessons, laments changes after Franco’s era, and notes rising permissiveness in socialist Spain including visible crime and pornography. He yearns to return next summer.
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