Kansas House Speaker Jennison shifts leadership in two moves
The editorial praises Robin Jennison for two strategic moves in the Kansas House. He names David Adkins as chair of Appropriations, a moderate ally of Gov. Graves, and installs Susan Wagle as Tax Chair, softening the ouster threat from Rep. Phill Kline. The actions aim to balance conservatives and moderates and stabilize leadership.
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Editorials From Guest Editors Highlight Reader Views
A note explains that guest editorials present reader opinions and may not reflect The Herald or its editor. The trust in varied commentary is underscored by the disclaimer about editorial independence.
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Gore Leading Bradley in Democratic 2000 Nomination Race
UP Special CorrespondentWASHINGTON Al Gore leads Bradley in Democratic support and fundraising for the 2000 nomination. Clinton backs Gore, while polls show potential slippage and internal party restiveness. Gore's campaign faces gaffes, infighting, and the challenge of proving independence with Clinton’s help and lingering scandal fatigue.
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Don Kaul answers NRA questions in open letter
The columnist from Detroit defends gun control views while criticizing gun culture. He argues against a total ban, calls for stricter gun dealer registration, compares guns to cars in regulation, and defends free speech amid entertainment concerns. He signs via Tribune Media Services contact.
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Shootings: the call for stronger parental roles
Column argues gun violence stems from failed parenting and cultural neglect. It urges parents to be present, enforce discipline, and support children, while criticizing society and lawmakers for not holding parents accountable. The piece cites Littleton and Conyers as examples and calls for renewed parental responsibility.
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