Editorial on zoning and federal ownership debates
Editorials from Wichita Eagle and Topeka Capital-Journal discuss opposition to federal government ownership and a move toward national monopoly, noting regional media coverage and financial figures cited as context. It mentions a disputed investment of 4.79 million dollars and allocations between 200k and 500k, with local stakeholders reacting.
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Wichita Eagle
Topeka
Capital-Journal i
National
Ins
Ran
Chase County
Quayle
National Guard
Bush
Reagan
Ford
Indiana
Bob Dole
Huntington
Ind
Dukakis
Piluim Road financing and state development costs
A fragmented passage argues that Piluim Road financing favors an equitable formula but would shift heavy costs to cities. It contends cities, developers, and residents seeking new homes face higher expenses and potential losses across the state.
Polymer Crystals Swell After Rain In Garden Incident
A Kansas gardener details buying a bag of Polymer Crystals, their water absorbing action, and how after a four inch rainfall the crystals expanded in tomato beds and potted plants. John Hallock of Hallock Fish Farm explains the product as a plastic hydrogel retaining moisture for horticulture.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Wichita
Hallock Fish Farm
Larned
John Hallock
Lamed Fish Farm
Hallock
Ottawa University finds alcohol abuse mirrored nationwide
A senior at Ottawa University reports a campus survey showing 14 percent response rate among residence hall students and a mean age of 20.6, with one fourth drinking yesterday and 44 percent in the last week. The study links college binge drinking to Franklin County patterns and urges education and awareness programs.
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Ottawa University
Midwest
Kansas
Franklin County
Quayle’s Comeback Brings Familiar Favor With Conservatives
Indianapolis readers note Dan Quayle’s book Standing Firm signals a political comeback strategy aimed at conservatives who dominate the GOP nominating electorate. The piece recalls his 1988 convention reception, Senate tenure, media scrutiny, and his bold agenda including school choice and term limits, while outlining expectations for a 1990s presidential bid.
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Indianapolis
Dan Quayle
Bush
Quayle
House
Senate
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
James Baker
Baker
White House
Murphy Brown
Brown
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