Media Earns Some Public Scorn
National polls from Newsweek Time USA Today and LA Times show a majority of Americans deem media coverage of Gary Hart and Donna Rice unfair. Surveys report high percentages criticizing reporting on a candidate's sex life and arguing it should be private, with varying views on public interest.
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New York
Gary Hart
Donna Rice
Newsweek
Time
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Los Angeles Times
Hart
Hart story rewritten after Miami Herald corroboration
The Miami Herald reported that a photographer corroborated part of Gary Hart's account by capturing a maroon car outside his Washington townhouse on Saturday. The event, initially deemed not central, raises questions about the paper's surveillance. The photographer later realized he had followed the wrong vehicle.
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MIAMI
Gary Hart
Miami Herald
Hart
Washington
The
Herald
William Broadhurst
Donna Rice
Lynn Armandt
Brian Smith
Smith
No Avoiding The Presidential Spotlight Analysis
AP News Analysis discusses Gary Hart's failed bid and the inevitability of a candidate becoming the issue. Hart argues he does not want to be the focal point, yet voters judge leaders by real traits and failings beyond policy papers. The piece notes enduring scrutiny in presidential campaigns.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Gary Hart
Hart
RMH Trustees Back Firm Management For Hospital
RMH trustees favored Health Management Professionals of Brentwood Tennessee over a sole administrator. They plan formal action at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the hospital conference room. Trustees cited cost efficiency, resources, and proven savings as strengths of the firm, with final decision to stay local.
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Melissa Bauman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH
Brentwood, Tenn
Lora Reiter
Reiter
al Mettenburg
HMP
Hospital Corporation of America
Mettenburg
HCA
Ottawa School District Gains Budget Authority Under New Finance Bill
Ottawa’s school district will likely gain 134 480 in state aid next year if the board uses full budget authority as Kansas Legislature increases district budget authority to 3 percent for enrollments 1800 to 20000. Ottawa with 2134 students may raise its general fund to 5 878 195, a 198 779 increase, supported by a 1 15 mill tax hike, while cash reserves will influence the year’s millage rise.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa
Kansas
Roger Nelson
Ottawa Board of Education
Shawnee Mission
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Olathe
Nelson
Local clubs undaunted by decision on women members
Local Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs refuse to invite women despite a Supreme Court ruling against single gender clubs. Ottawa Rotary president John Eliena says no Kansas law blocks single sex clubs, but international guidance could pressure changes. Governors warn boards face criticism if gender blocks admission while Asian and African members oppose rapid change.
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Melissa Bauman
Supreme Court
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
John Eliena
Ottawa Rotary Club
Kansas
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Eliena
W.D. Bemmels
Bemmels
Ellena
U.S
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