Reform Party Reorg Signals Strong Pro Buchanan Wing In Kansas
Kansas Reform Party revival centers on a pro-Buchanan stance with about 20 members electing a delegation for Nashville. The group shifts away from earlier liberal labors and election reform, embracing anti-big agriculture and anti-trade themes while eyeing future statewide runs and ballot access. Martin Hawver notes the party lacks a Perot-like figure but foresees a pro-life farmer conservative candidate emerging.
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Congressman's Silence After Missing Intern Stirs Controversy
The eight week search for Chandra Levy continues as questions mount about California congressman Gary Condit. Levy vanished April 30 on a visit from Modesto to Washington. Condit defends a cordial relationship, while critics say he delayed public action and private investigators, risking public trust. Dena Bennett.
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Chautauqua Week Praised In Ottawa Kansas
Kansas Humanities Council and the Great Plains Chautauqua Society thank Ottawa residents for a successful Chautauqua Week. Local planning chair Murray McGee led a strong effort with support from media. The note hopes to bring more humanities programs to the community. The second portion discusses concerns about crime in Latin America and safety abroad.
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Political Contacts for Kansas and Washington D C Officials
A list of contact details for U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U S Rep Jim Ry an, Gov Bil Graves, State Sen Robert Tyson, and State Repr Bil Feuerborn along with office addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas plus phone numbers and websites.
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Tobacco settlement talks overshadow health in looming DOJ visit
In Washington next week the Justice Department will send lawyers to meet four large tobacco firms. Critics say the session is a public relations ploy to pressure a settlement in the fraud and racketeering case, while others argue the companies aim to preserve profits and stockholder value. The piece contends the battle centers on money, with the medico insurance complex pushing for higher premiums and broader bans, and warns of broader policy shifts aimed at criminalizing smoking or shielding insurers from secondhand smoke costs.
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