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The rural southwest: part 2
(Second of three articles)
In September 1992, about 200 people from southwest Kansas attended a convention at Ulysses to discuss secession from the state of...
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The rural southwest
(First of three articles)
For six decades the Kansas population has moved from west to east in waves of rural loss and urban growth. And...
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One state, different worlds
Lawrence, meet St. Francis and Elkhart, among your far-west siblings in the state's planned new First congressional district.
With astonishing speed, the Republican-dominant Kansas Legislature...
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Flat tax, fair tax?
The ink had barely dried on the governor's budget blueprint when State Sen. Gene Suellentrop, a Wichita Republican, proposed legislation to junk the Kansas...
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History’s lesson
In election years, educators come under pressure from the most vocal critics who demand that we teach our youngsters how to earn a living...
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History’s lessons
In election years, educators come under pressure from the most vocal critics who demand that we teach our youngsters how to earn a living...
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Outlasting disappointment
The immense doors of the east and north wings opened and closed, bringing another rush of frigid air. The red-cheeked and frozen-cloaked begin to...
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Ever persistent
When he worked in Washington, Bob Dole was an enduring presence for Kansas as a member of the House (1961-69) and in the senate...

