Kans Endorsements and Doubts Ahead of Kansas Primary
As Kansas voters head to the first primary in 10 days, Reagan backers express confidence of a large win while Carter supporters urge vigilance amid undecided and apathetic voters. Campaign coordinators for Kennedy and Bush note sustained interest and regional pockets for their candidates, with concerns about turnout and alignment shaping the race.
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Wichita
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Joe Bailer
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Keith Henley
Anderson
Illinois
Lawrence
Emporia
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Henley
Ellison
Douglas County
John Connally
Gerald
Doak
Great Bend
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Dodge City
Salina
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Vietnam
Bill Wohlford
Bob Dole
Eric Yost
Ichita
Ford
Johnson County
Washington's dentures were not wooden myths say UCLA dentist
UCLA professor Reidar Sognnaes says Washington wore dentures made from ivory bone tusk and other materials rather than wood. He studied six surviving sets and rebuilt several, noting early carved wood dentures predated Washington and that pouting lips in portraits are not due to wooden teeth.
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Los Angeles
George Washington
America
UCLA
Washington
Reidar Sognnaes
Sognnaes
School of Dentistry
American Association For Dental Research
China
Senate Group To Support Kansas Oil And Gas Tax
A seven member Senate group will press Ways and Means to introduce a bill for a 15 percent severance tax on Kansas oil and gas. Sen. Jack Steineger says the tax could yield about 60 million dollars, with producers allowed to deduct the severance from windfall profits taxes due to federal legislation. The effort aims to pressure industry to accept the plan or refrain from opposing it.
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Topeka
Kan
Jack Steineger
Kansas City
Kansas
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Steineger
Congress
Ross Doyen
Peter Martin
Colorado ski areas report conditions with closures noted
Ski Country USA reports conditions at major Colorado slopes on Friday March 21. Arapahoe East and Ski Broadmoor closed for the season. Aspen Highlands 64 inch depth with packed powder. Aspen Mountain 67 depth. Buttermilk 57 depth. Snowmass 72 depth packed powder. Berthoud 77 depth packed. Breckenridge 73 depth packed powder. Copper Mountain 68 depth packed. Copper 96 depth. Crested Butte 74 depth packed powder hard packed. Eldora 34 depth spring conditions granular. Geneva Basin 49 depth no report.
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Colorado Ski Country USA
Colorado
Arapahoe East
Aspen Highlands
Aspen Mountain
Berthoud
Breckenridge
Ski Broadmoor
Copper Mountain
Crested Butte
Eldora
Geneva Basin
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