Broad brush journalism and media critique in Powell coverage
The piece criticizes media simplification of events, noting a radio report focused on protests against Colin Powell's abortion stance, while a Herald article omitted them. It argues sound bites mislead, defends readers forming own views, and calls for criticism grounded in fact instead of sweeping generalizations.
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Colin Powell
Powell
Associated Press
Herald
Cartoon Corner Office Contacts From Topeka To Washington
A fragmented clipping lists contact details for political figures and offices including U S Senator Nancy Kassbaum and Gov Bill Graves in Topeka Kansas and Washington D C. It provides addresses telephone and fax numbers for senate offices and state officials.
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D.C
oFax
U.S
Nancy
Kassebaum
Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
Sea Bette
Topeka
Bill Graves
Guest editorials attack lobbying at the Statehouse
The Leavenworth Times cites editorials accusing legislators and lobbyists of shameless favor-seeking. It argues the state committee's review of lobbying laws targets unlimited food and drink gifts, calling the practice bribery that taints democracy and contrasts it with courtroom bribery.
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Topeka
Chiefs
Statehouse
Leavenworth Times
College football ethics and politics mix with scandal shock
The piece argues college football remains a labor system where players are treated as property for entertainment and profits. It notes Nebraska scandals and broader campus violence, plus the funding role of Washington and the federal budget impasse. It ends by lampooning a Kansas political fundraising golf event linking sports and politics as a “political football.”
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
Judge Osborne
Oklahoma
Miami
Tulane
Southern Methodist
Osborne
Washington
Congress
Clinton
Bully
Snoopy
Potomac
Kansas
State Welfare Department
Transportation Department
Commerce Department
Department of Education
Colin Powell
White House
Wichita
House
Kansas City Chiefs
Terradyne Country Club
Republican Political Action Committee
Tim Shallenberger
Chiefs
Marty Schottenheimer
Len Dawson
Steve Bono
J.J. Smith
Kstate
Arrowhead
Dawson
Smith
Schottenheimer
Shallenberger
Senate on Track with Packwood and Ruby Ridge Hearings
The Ethics Committee moves to expel Packwood amid 10,000-page release and diary revelations. Ruby Ridge hearings scrutinize ATF conduct, noting misrepresentations and informant entrapment in Idaho where Randy Weaver and family died. Senators from both parties urge accountability and a professional inquiry into federal agents.
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U.S. Senate
Ethics Committee
Ben
Bob Packho
Senate
Ruby Sent
Ruby Ridge
Idaho
Randy Weaver
House
Waco
Packwood
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
Ter
U.S
Weaver
ATF
C-Span
Yockey Family Genealogist Seeks Yockey Descendants
Researchers report locating marriage records for Daniel and Emily Yockey daughters Martha Jane and Catherine Katie. Martha Jane Yockey wed Napoleon Slack in 1880 with Osage City listed as address. Catherine Katie Yockey married Thomas Norton in 1897 with Rosemont as address between Quenemo and Williamsburg. They seek descendants and any information. Yockey Family Genealogist, 3539 SE Highland Ave., Topeka, 66605.
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Daniel Yockey
Michigan Valley
Daniel
Emily Yockey
Martha Jane Yockey
Napoleon B. Slack
Osage City
Catherine
Katie” Yockey
Thomas Norton
Rosemont
Quenemo
Williamsburg
Yockey
Highland Ave
Topeka
Life of a tree and human life start at growth seed
The note argues life begins with seed sprouting and growth. It questions why human life would start later and asserts a new creation begins with fertilization, urging letters be signed with writer addresses.
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Carla Stovall
Judicial Center
Ryler
Yee
Uate
John Marshall
Harris News Service
Let
Charley Reese
King Features Syndicate
Tree