Sam Hardage spends 1.5 million in Kansas governor race
Sam Hardage reports 1.504 million in total expenditures ending last week, outspending Gov John Carlin by 520000. Hardage, backed by oil and gas money, shows 935000 spent July 24 to Oct 22 with 339000 in new contributions in that period, while Carlin reports 983758 in total expenditures and 541505 in new contributions from labor groups. Carlin plans under 1 million total spend for re election.
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Topeka
Kan
Sam Hardage
John Carlin
Wichita
Carlin
Kansas
Hardage
Secretary of State
Proxmire Wins Reelection With Minimal Campaign Spend
In Madison Wisconsin Democrat William Proxmire says he will spend about $100 for his re election bid. He lacks a campaign committee and relies on postage printing and travel perks. A recent poll shows strong support and a lead over Republican Scott McCallum.
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Wis
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
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Senate
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State Elections Board
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Fond du Lac
KU Gridder To Trial On Alcohol Charge
Kansas tailback Kerwin Bell, 20, was ordered to stand trial on a misdemeanor alcohol consumption charge. Bell was arrested March 11 at the Mad Hatter in Lawrence, originally allowed to drop the case with 20 hours of community service, but did not complete the work and now faces trial November 17 with a maximum penalty of 30 days in jail and a $200 fine. Bell rushed for 1,114 yards as a freshman in 1980 and missed most of last season due to a knee injury. The NCAA also ordered him to sit out the first three games of this season for scholarship ineligibility as a freshman.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Kerwin Bell
Bell
Mad Hatter
Douglas County
Mike Elwell
Elwell
Belt
NCAA
Goblins Galore Invade World Economic Scene
New York AP reports spooky economic news with recession and unemployment alarm across Argentina to Poland. Dow falls 36.33 points, sparking fear yet analysts see temp troubles and hopes of gradual improvement as rates ease.
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New York
Argentina
Poland
Spanish Socialists return to power after 43 years
In Madrid 43 years after Franco era, the Socialist Workers Party wins 46 percent, gaining 198 of 350 Cortes seats. Felipe Gonzalez, 40, sworn in as premier as turnout reaches 79.5 percent. Popular Alliance becomes main opposition with 104 seats. centrist unions lose ground.
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Spain
Espana
Francisco Franco
Plaza Mayor
Felipe Gonzalez
Gonzalez
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Franco
Socialist Workers Party
Popular Alliance
Manuel Fraga
Fraga
Union of the Democratic Center
Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo
Calvo Sotelo
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Chappaqua
N.Y
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Wall Street
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