Back to Kansas TV show aims for respectful Kansas portrayal
Kansas welcomes an ABC fall sitcom titled Back to Kansas. Producer Tom Hertz says the show will depict Kansas as urban and shows him admiring his in law family. The plot centers on a shy New Yorker who moves to Kansas to live with his wife’s large, quirky family.
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Guest Editorials Present Readers With Varied Opinions
Guest editorials offer readers a range of viewpoints, with opinions not necessarily reflecting The Herald or its editorial stance. The disclaimer notes that views expressed are those of the writers and not the newspaper.
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Government and Senate Contacts Listed for Kansas and D.C.
A cluttered directory lists contacts for U.S. senators Sam Brownback and Pat Raber, Rep. Jim Ryan, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, and state legislators in Topeka Kansas with office addresses in the Capitol and phone numbers. It includes Hart Building addresses, House and Senate offices, and state government links.
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Hillary Clinton Book Sparks Public Curiosity and Controversy
Readers in New York line up to buy Hillary Clinton’s forthcoming memoir, while critics question motives, money, and publicity. The piece notes upfront payment, Lewinsky scandal coverage, and Clinton’s anticipated role as a political power broker and potential ally to Democratic leaders.
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Bush EPA plan on hog factory pollution sparks outrage
Critics charge the Bush administration backs amnesty for past Clean Air Act violations and shifts oversight from EPA enforcement to a political office. The plan would limit monitoring to voluntary checks on 30 large hog facilities, allowing ongoing pollution with minimal changes. Public opposition urges action amid health concerns from fecal dust and air contamination.
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