No More Censorship Debate In Gingrich Dole Clash
Opinion column notes a heated exchange between Senate Leader Bob Dole and Speaker Newt Gingrich over Gingrichs novel. The writer defends artistic freedom, mocks the publicity stunt, and argues readers must judge works themselves rather than restrict expression.
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Gambling at Camptown Balkans Shows Kansas Tourism Edge
Guest editorials note Woodlands track troubles and Camptown Greyhound Park opening near Pittsburg. They argue state sanctioned gambling could boost Kansas tourism as Kansans travel to the Balkans and Ozarks, urging a Kansas showcase at the State Fair with betting windows.
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Ottawa police officer paid full wages while absent
A reader questions local oversight in Ottawa noting a police officer has not reported to work for three months while still receiving full wages and benefits. The message urges public commentary on the issue in the community forum It's Your Quarter and provides a contact number with specific call hours.
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O J Simpson case fuels critique of juries and cameras
A columnist breaks a vow to discuss O J Simpson, criticizing jury selection delays and the influence of fame on verdicts. He condemns courtroom cameras, urges contempt penalties for jurors, and calls for time caps on murder trials to protect justice.
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Kansas City’s Money Mindset: Kansas Faces Flight of Leaders
The piece argues Kansas communities, including Wichita and Topeka, are defined by money and jobs as Pizza Hut and Coleman exit for Denver and Dallas. It critiques a culture crowned by activity over progress, urging focus on creating hope rather than more relocations. The author laments brain drain, economic sponge rhetoric, and a suffocating state of self analysis.
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City Overspending Sparks Taxpayer Outrage in Ottawa
Citizens sue the city amid claims of incompetent governance and overspending. They warn of bond borrowing totaling 307000 with 85000 interest, higher taxes and new fees. locals urge meetings to stop funding excesses before potential bankruptcy and creditor collection actions.
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