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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2006
Page
2
The Kansas Legislature weighs mandating seat belts on all school buses amid federal leniency for buses over 10,000 pounds. Experts cite compartmentalization as sufficient safety, while opponents warn of high costs and phased in adoption. The Hays Daily News.
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Kansas lawmakers praised KU and Wichita State during a budget debate as March Madness games were televised. A House panel pushed for flexibility on the No Child Left Behind Act, warning possible costs above 1 billion dollars. Ottawa ranchers showcased bison from Maxwell Wildlife Refuge, touting lean meat and regional benefits.
Donald Kaul recalls Howard Dean as a liberal target in 2004. He argues the press mocked Dean for opposing the Iraq War while praising Kerry and notes how media coverage shaped public opinion. Kaul contrasts Dean and Kucinich with Cheney energy policy coverage.
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