Washburn Adoptions Seen as Redundant State Benefit
The Washburn University adoption into the state system faces skepticism. Rep. Bill Bunten cites Gov Hayden's apparent plan, while critics say it would divert funds from other state universities and that Washburn offers few unique advantages. Critics argue the state should repurpose Washburn buildings for satellite programs.
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Washburn University
Bill Bunten
Topeka
Mike Hayden
Washburn
Hays Daily News
Tough DUI stance urged for Kansas and Missouri
The Hutchinson News notes Missouri Governor John Ashcroft signed a bill to revoke licenses for a year for anyone under 21 convicted of drunken driving or drug offenses. It argues for stricter measures for all ages and criticizes Kansas for leniency while urging tougher enforcement and rehabilitation efforts.
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Kansas
Hutchinson News
Columnist For A Day GARDEN CITY Summer Open Guest Season
A Kansas summer guest feature invites readers to contribute a piece by Aug. 15. The column praises Kansas tourism efforts like the Linger Longer campaign, noting 700 visitors have left with Coleman coolers and highlighting traveler rewards for staying, dining, and sightseeing. It references James Reston on Gore and a crowded field of presidential candidates with varied predictions.
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Garden City
Kansas
Wichita
Gene Countryman
Associated Advertising
New York Times
James Reston
Sen
Albert Gore Jr
Reston
Gore
Sam Nunn
Joe Biden
Delaware
Kansas reapportionment drives new House districts
The 1965-66 special session reshaped Kansas politics after the Supreme Court ordered court-ordered reapportionment. Nine days after the High Court ruling Gov. Avery signed maps for federal districts and prepared for House and Senate redraws. The process reduced Western representation and established new 122nd to 125th districts, moving Kansas toward one person one vote and smooth reform.
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Kansas
State Supreme Court
House of Representatives
William Avery
Kansas House
Senate
House
Avery
Secretary of State
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
North Harvey
South McPherson
Wilson
Woodson
Hamilton
Kearny
Greeley
Wichita
Scott
Poll Brings Patriotism Furor From North Testimony
Readers across 50 states respond to a poll asking if Congress should be abolished or weakened. About 8,000 replies show 70 percent favor retaining the current system, 20 percent favor abolition, and 10 percent express strong anti-government sentiment. Many letters urge drastic reform, with names from Opal Whiteley to Roselie Tores advocating sweeping changes or treason charges.
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Congress
Oliver North
Sam Donaldson
Jane Fonda
Fidel Castro
Internal Revenue Service
Opal Whiteley
Tinley Park
Col. North
Edna Richmond
Tulsa
Theresa Rogers
FBI
CIA
Secret Service
Joint Chiefs of Staff
York, D.C
Yunge Blackwell
Gilbert Jastrow
Racine
Wis
Hemisphere
Carl Wilson
Portland
Texas
Board of Inquiry
Iran-Contra Reflections Stir Kansas Readers
An opinion piece argues national Iran-Contra hearings affect local life, condemns NSC policy illegalities, and praises public engagement. It recalls past shocks from Haig’s resignation and JFK’s death, and lists contact details for government representatives in Washington and Kansas.
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Washington
Kansas
Alexander Haig
Reagan
al Haig
Buffalo
George Shultz
Israel
Kansas Town
Iired
National Security Council
U.S
Oliver North
Ottawa Herald publishes 1986 subscription rates
The Ottawa Herald lists monthly, quarterly, half-year, and annual mail and carrier rates for Ottawa area, Franklin County, and out-of-state subscribers, effective July 1, 1986, with a 4.5 percent sales tax deduction. Includes staff titles and contact roles.
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Board of Regents
Legislature
Duis
Harris News
Dolores
Supreme Court
Rep
J.C. Tillotson
Norton
Frank Hodge
John Marshall
Harris News Service
Roselie Tores
Chicago
Charles Thomas Lean
McHenry, Ill
Lt. Col. North
Dick Dixon
Asheville, N.C
Mike Royko
Tribune Media Service
John Poindexter
John Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Bob Dole
Hart
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell
D.C
Bob Whittaker
Cannon House
Jim Allen
Statehouse
Jack Beauchamp
Pat Fox
Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Ottawa
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Hornbeck
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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