Polls Show Senate Race Heads To A Knife-Edge Finish
Final newspaper polls project a tight Kansas Senate race between Nancy Landon Kassebaum and Bill Roy. Kansas City Star-Times and Harris polls show Roy leading or trailing by small margins, while Capital-Journal results split, with Kassebaum closing gaps in key districts. Incumbent Gov. Bennett and Attorney General Curt Schneider also shown in competitive races.
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Associated Press
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Bill Roy
U.S
Kansas
Kansas City Star-Times
Roy
Harris Newspapers
Kassebaum
James B. Pearson
Topeka Capital-Journal
Wire
Robert F. Bennett
Curt Schneider
Martha Keys
Dan Glickman
Bob Whittaker
Joe Shubitz
Kansas City
Harris
Harris Newspaper
Capital-Journal
American Party
James Maher
Prohibition Party
Russell Mikels
Central Research Corp
Topeka
WIBW
Eastcentral
Central Research
Kansas City Times
Harris Papers
Bowling Scores With Numerous Highs Across Leagues
Readable bowling scores show many leagues and teams posting high games and series. Notable performances include newcomers Loafers and Twilight Mixer lines with top marks, plus various clubs like Braves and Swallows, Gutter Dusters, and Timber Tumblers posting strong totals and standout players across venues.
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J. Bettinger
J. Garcia
D. Steele
Barnburners
B. MacCulloch
O. Milter
Everhart
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K. Hirt
Danoh
D. Hall
M. Wilson
G. Wilson
Comfort Trane
C. Wilson
J. Hutchinson
G. Parks
K. Jones
B. DeWald
S. Hile
Glaziers
C. Studer
R. Andrews
D. Downey
Waverly Wonders
T. Lattimer
R. Hardin
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B. Mason
O. Robertson
E Everson
G. Whison
Sna DE Kalb
L. Edgecomb
Tax Reform Act Spurs Early Return Planning
The tax reform act, passed recently, could affect your 1978 return though most provisions take effect in 1979. Plan now for April 15 filings, compare the higher standard deduction and whether to itemize, and consider timing of major purchases to maximize deductions.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Jurors feted by Goldstein in New York trip after Kansas ruling
Five Kansas jurors who acquitted Al Goldstein of obscenity charges flew to New York for a three day Screw magazine anniversary party. They visited the World Trade Center and Plaza Hotel venues before a celebratory dinner and tour, saying they felt railroaded in the case and emphasizing First Amendment protections.
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al Goldstein
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Goldstein
Screw
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Plaza Hotel
World Trade Center
Harold Guess
Allen Koutouc
Richmond
Shirley Pineter
Margaret Carr Rhodes
Debra Stafford
Midwest
Manhattan
West 14Th Street
Plato's Retreat
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S. Mason
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Benner Williams
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