Coffey County officials face.
Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan issued an opinion ruling that Coffey County officials charged with official misconduct cannot have their legal fees paid by the county. The opinion, prompted by Coffey County Attorney Brad L. Jones amid grand jury indictments on misconduct and bid-law violations, urges taxpayers not to be double-dipped if funds are misused.
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Ansas
Bob Stephan
Coffey County
Stephan
Brad L. Jones
Pro Bush Clinton urged voters to cast a ballot
A columnist argues that the 1992 presidential race comes down to Bush or Clinton. Protest votes are useless, urging readers to vote for one of the two to influence four years of national policy, and equates voting with civic duty and duty similar to a soldier at guard.
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George Bush
Bill Clinton
Phil Harris
Bush
Clinton
United States
Ross Perot
Andre Marrou
Bo Gritz
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
John Anderson
John
God
Government contact list for Kansas officials and federal lawmakers
A compiled contact roster lists President George Bush at the White House and Kansas figures Gov. Joan Kinney, State Rep Gubbrge Teagarden, and State Sen. Dave Webb. Also named are Sen. Bob Dole, Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, Rep. Dick Nichols, and State Rep. Walker Hendrix with Topeka and Washington, D.C. addresses and phone numbers.
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George Bush
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
Joan Kinney
Topeka
Bob Dole
Hon
Senate
D.C
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell
Senate Offige
Washington, D.C
Dick Nichols
Longworth
Gubbrge ‘Teagarden
Tiehouse
Dave Webb
Nall
Stilwell
Walker Hendrix
Statehouse
Wopeka
Debate Night Shuffle in 1992 Campaign Storm
Monday night’s final round of debates featured Perot attacking Bush over alleged improper foreign dealings with Noriega and Hussein and demanding released papers. Bush defended no smoking gun, while Perot dented Bush with Gulf War claims as Clinton held a double digit lead in polls.
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Perot
Bush
Manuel Noriega
Panama
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Hussein
Kuwait
America
Clinton
East Lansing
Ross Perot
Bill Clinton
George Bush
Arkansas
Truman
Dewey
Public service on noisy toys and parental choice
A father of two argues against noisy toys praising quiet, educational options. He claims relatives push loud, battery driven items that upset parents and require assembly, risking stress and tantrums. He urges buying wooden blocks and log cabins, stressing kindness to others even as he urges readers to spread the message.
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Jim
Renters wonder where to report unsafe housing to authorities
The editor notes Richard Jackson of East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp says contact ECKAN to be directed to appropriate agencies for unsafe rental housing. The letter also questions Ottawa Police Department equipment levels and suggests reallocating funds for additional manpower.
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Richard Jackson
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
Eckan
Ottawa Police Department
National Guard
It's Your Quarter community dialogue on school, politics and youth
A reader voices frustration with teachers at Ottawa High School and national issues from Panama and Saudi Arabia to Vietnam. The letter argues adults should be more involved in sex education and politics, urging readers to call in to add thoughts to the It's Your Quarter segment at 242-4700 during specified hours.
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Lear
Ottawa High School
Im) Grogan
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King Features Syndicate
Midweek Review
Muhammad Ali
Jim Baker
Missouri
Kansas
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The
Ottawa Herald
Phillips
By Mike Royko
Tribune Media Service
Lake
Noriega
Saudi Arabia
Saddam
Pacific
Vietnam
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