Rudman resignation reflects Washington's payback and debt woes
The 1988 Almanac of American Politics notes Warren Rudman plans to end his Senate career after 12 years, citing disappointment with the ways of Washington. It contrasts his deficit warnings with the fiscal reality, criticizing both parties for avoiding required tax increases and bold spending cures.
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New Hampshire
U.S
Warren Rudman
Texas
Phil Gramm
Rudman
Congress
Washington
Senate
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Kansas House Lays Out Hypocrisy On Gambling Debate
Rep Mike ONeal and the Kansas House defend high stakes racetrack betting while opposing casino gambling for reservations, sparking criticism of inconsistent ethics. The debate cites Emerson and frames the split as duplicity in policy toward gambling across races and venues.
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Emerson
O’neal
O'Neal
Wichita
Kansas City
Kansas
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Kansas House of Representatives
Utchinson
Mike O’neal
Let's Go Eat guide highlights Kansas dining hotspots
The Kansas guide Lets Go Eat profiles The Weigh Station at Sitka. Brookville Hotel. Guy and Mac's Tavern. Main Street Bakery. other eateries across the state. Co authors Bobbie Pray and Glennis Mann share background, recipes, and road trip tips, noting rib joints and bake shops as standout stops. The book, priced 12.95, is available at The Yellow Brick Road in town.
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Sitka
Dodge City
Bobbie Pray
Lawrence
Brookville Hotel
Salina
Guy and Mac
Williamsburg
Pray
Dickenson County
Abilene
Glennis Mann
The
Kansas Historical Society
Mann
Times and Rembrance
Kansas
Guy
Mae
Blue Moon
Towanda
Lujan's Water Works
Emporia
Spring River Inn
Cherokee County
Rivertown
Ingelboro
Smith Center
Kirby
Gwen
Norton County
Edmond
Yellow Brick Road
S. Main
Tomcat parable shows peace through patience and trust
A stray, scarred tom cat is captured then tamed by a wary narrator who advocates patience and nonviolence. After weeks of careful contact the cat becomes a gentle companion living with the family. The tale concludes with a message that peace is natural and fear fuels hatred.
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Humane Society
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