Census based funding proposal risks misallocating special ed money
Legislative Budget Committee weighs a census based per student funding model for special education. Critics warn it ignores district variation in needs, favoring large districts with fewer special needs, while expanding definitions could inflate counts and costs.
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Guest Editorials Present Varied Reader Opinions
Guest editorials offer readers a range of viewpoints. Views expressed are not necessarily The Herald’s endorsement.
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Government contact list for federal and state representatives
A compiled directory of contact details for President Bill Clinton and several U S senators and representatives. It includes White House, Topeka, and district office addresses with telephone numbers and faxes. Also lists Kansas state official Bill Graves and office location.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
D.C
U.S
Pat Roberts
Dirksen
Fox
Topeka
Frank Carlson
W. 95Th
Overland Park
Jim Ryun
Cannan
Hob
Ryun
Quincy
House.gov
Goy
Bill Graves
State Capitol
Poll reveals odd driving habits from traffic delays
Pennzoil’s nationwide poll shows drivers shaving, applying makeup, flossing, shopping for dates, and talking on phones during stop and go traffic. Women check out others and paint nails, while men sing along and cuss. Columnist Vickie Hull notes personal confessions and jokes about survey impact.
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Pennzoil Products Company
Tom Floyd
Pennzoil
Garth Brooks
Kolks
Laura
Beasley Affair Sparks Privacy Debate In Public Eye
The State front page shows Gov David Beasley and wife Mary with the alleged other woman and her husband amid rumors of infidelity. The column argues privacy in politics has faded under a new era of public exposure and moral scrutiny.
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the State
South Carolina
David Beasley
Mary Wood Beasley
Ginny Wolfe
Spous
Beasley
Time Magazine
Democratic Party
Cindi Ross Scoppe
Our Father's Fields A Southern Story review
James Everett Kibler's Our Father's Fields explores South culture through Tyger plantation memory. The University of South Carolina Press work blends letters and recollections to portray the Hardy family, land, and a rural Eden shaped by war and Reconstruction, with Celtic-inflected devotion to soil and heritage.
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James Everett Kibler
University of South Carolina Press
Kibler
Newbury County
D.C
Hardy
Tyger
Charley Reese
Osoreese
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