Editorial urges immediate resignation of Agriculture Secretary Espy
The piece argues Espy should have been fired immediately rather than remaining until December 31. It cites investigations by White House counsel and an independent counsel, notes gifts from Tyson Foods connected to his girlfriend, and asserts regulators must avoid accepting favors from entities they oversee.
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Mike Espy
Espy
Washington
Clinton
White House
Justice Department
Tyson Foods
Arkansas
Jim Hitch
NO KIDDING By Karl A Van Asselt Presidents by the Numbers
A World Features Syndicate piece lists quick presidential stats. Virginia leads with eight presidents. It notes lawyers numbering twenty five, three two-term families, nine without college, three without religious affiliations, twelve military generals, twenty nine with military service, and two shot in combat.
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Karl A. van Asselt
Virginia
World Features Syndicate
Duncan runs for state treasurer sparks party turmoil
A Salina businessman Randy Duncan filed to run for Kansas state treasurer on the Republican ticket. The incumb ent Sally Thompson sees strong support after years of steady fund management, while Duncan shifts from a perfunctory bid to a serious challenge. The piece questions Duncan’s qualifications and warns voters to consider the man behind the campaign.
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Alina
Bob Dole
Randy Duncan
Duncan
Salina
Sally Thompson
Thompson
Joan Finney
Frog Surprise On Deck Sparks Local Mystery
The author finds a gray tree frog clinging to a deck post after a wren house visit. Kansas State biologist Harold Klaassen explains tree frogs in the Hylidae family and notes the gray tree frog’s range, camouflage, and tendency to climb vertical surfaces. The writer nicknames the frog Spiderman and ponders its unlikely perch.
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Puerto Rico
Harold Klaassen
Kansas State University
Klaassen
Kansas
Manhattan
Connie Thompson
Carlin Proven Leader Advocated for Kansas Community
A Topeka resident urges a vote for John Carlin in the 2nd District, praising his bipartisan, moderate stance. The letter details Carlin's governance, Big Brother Big Sister involvement, and commitment to youth, crime reduction, health care, and jobs, urging support on election day.
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Topeka
John Carlin
Kansas
China
Carlin
John
Diana
BBBS
Sam Brownback rises to the top in 1967 class tale
A former sixth grade pupil recounts Sam Brownback’s early promise in 1967 68 as a fun respectful student who asked questions and thought critically. The essay notes his later rise to Congress and a teacher who supports his path to public service.
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Congress
Sam Brownback
Sam
Second Congressional District
Ottawa teens seek safe social spaces and youth center reform
Residents note teens lack venues beyond parking lots and parks fueling cruising and gangs. They urge reopening a youth center, recount past spaces like Dutch Maid, Blue Moon, and skating rink to provide affordable, alcohol free after school and weekend gathering options.
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Forest Park
Ottawa
Teens Need Safe Spaces in Ottawa, Says Letter Writer
A reader urges creation of teen spaces in Ottawa and calls for parental accountability for under 18 actions. The letter argues discipline at home is key, criticizes reliance on psychologists, and criticizes residents who complain about local policies while offering no help. It invites readers to contribute thoughts to "It's Your Quarter" and provides a contact number with limited hours.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Charles Cook
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