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A memo shows the NRLC used pressure to sway Senate cloture votes on Dr. Henry Foster's nomination as surgeon general. It warned that voting for cloture would be scored in nationwide scorecards, linking abortion politics to re election. The piece critiques single issue groups and political leverage.
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Abilene's Tietjens Center Opens With 1940s Radio Hour
Guest editors note a new venue in Abilene, the Tietjens Center for the Performing Arts, created by Richard Eswang and Terry Tietjens. The non profit theater opened June 15 with Walton Jones’s 1940s Radio Hour, after a rapid restoration. It aims to host year round professional productions and draw steady crowds in north central Kansas.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for Signatures
Readers are invited to submit signed letters with the writer’s address and a telephone number for verification. unsigned letters will not be published and editors encourage timely, verifiable correspondence from residents.
Southwest snapshot of roaches crimes and good deeds
A Kansas reader tours Southwest papers and notes cockroach vivid in Albuquerque coverage and a rat leg in spinach suit in Denver Post. Reports include border crossing poll ideas, a bicycle gun incident in Albuquerque, liquor chief and nightclub shooting, along with Flying Samaritans aid in Tucson.
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NATO Admiral’s Letter Spars With Column On NATO Disbanding
A letter from Rear Admiral Merrill W Buck Chief of Staff for NATO's Atlantic Command sparks debate over NATO's role after the Cold War The writer counters Buck arguing against entangling alliances and favors independence neutrality and restraint in American foreign policy The piece cites Grover Cleveland and warns against global military engagements.
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Surgeon General or local offer sparks career choice debate
The discussion centers on Dr. Foster weighing a $100,000 annual Surgeon General post against a $102,000 position at Ransom Memorial, noting minimal local approvals. The passage ends with praise for Franklin County Sheriff's Department and other individuals.
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Its Your Quarter community note thanks helpers and cites road dangers
A reader thanks Williamsburg volunteers for fire assistance and praises two police officers who removed an animal from a home. They raise concerns about US 59 toward Lawrence, rocks damaging windshields, and drainage after rain. Call 242-4700 to share thoughts on the Its Your Quarter forum.
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No Kidd ing by Karl A Van Assell origin al plays list
Karl A Van Assell lists eight plays and their original working titles from It's a Hit. The items include Fiddler on the Roof as Tevye and His Daughters, The Music Man as The Silver Triangle, and The Fantasticks as Joy Comes to a Dead Horoe. Other entries cover Harvey White Rabbit and The Glass Menagerie as The Gentleman Caller, with Arsenic and Old Lace titled Bodies in Our Cellar.
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