Supreme Court Allows Clinton Civil Suit While In Office
The Supreme Court ruled Paula Jones can pursue her sexual harassment suit against President Clinton while he is in office. The court rejected immunity for the president from civil lawsuits unrelated to official duties, while allowing scheduling flexibility and possible White House testimony.
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Death penalty ethics in Kansas victims’ memory clash
George B. Pyle argues against media sensationalism around killers and favoring a ban on the death penalty if aggravating circumstances are not properly filed. The piece notes three Salina murder victims, questions deter rence, and cites Texas executions as a commentary on public attention and justice. The author asserts victims’ identities matter and critiques courtroom and press dynamics.
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Governor Edgar Proposes 25 Percent Illinois Income Tax Hike
The Wall Street Journal notes GOP Governor Jim Edgar seeks a 25 percent rise in Illinois income tax. It highlights political risk for Republicans, citing history of tax hikes harming party support and the need for Democratic votes to pass the plan amid substantial GOP opposition.
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Government contact details for federal and state representatives
A list of contact points for public input to government figures including President Bill Clinton at the White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC 20500 with comments line 202 456 1111. U S Senator Pat Roberts addresses in Washington DC 20510 and phone 202 224 4774 plus fax 202 224 3514. U S Senator Sam Brownback offices in Washington DC 20510 1603 and Kansas offices 6125 Kansas Avenue Topeka 64603 and 11111 W 95th Suite 245 Overland Park 66214 with respective telephone numbers 913 233 2503 and 913 492 6378.
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Seeing the Light on Zionist Propaganda and Israel
Charley Reese highlights personal stories from a new book Seeing the Light detailing individuals who reject Zionist narratives after direct exposure to Israeli actions. The piece cites Fischbein’s resignation from the Jewish National Fund and recounts a Palestinian violence incident that shifted another reader’s view, urging Americans to seek the truth about Israel.
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Shaven look doesn't work for columnist Kris Knowles
Kris Knowles writes about shaving off his 14 year moustache for three months and the mixed reactions from friends and his wife. He fears regret as he regrows stubble and contemplates how facial hair changes his image and photos.
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Correction reveals author of letter on Jonah book
The editor's note corrects a prior omission by naming the letter writer as Daryl Oglesby of 911 S Mulberry. The Herald apologizes for the error and any confusion caused.
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