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...think that Frank constantly had his eye on government in the sense of what the limits of local government are and what state and federal governments can do," Barber says...
Duehay also filed state legislation to create the city's Affordable Housing Trust. The city was able to bring together all of its housing agencies' resources because of the Trust, he says...
...tournament will be an opportunity for the team to get ready for a busy February. While none of the Crimson players qualified for next week's Rolex ITA singles tournament in Dallas, the team will play dual matches against Oklahoma State and Kansas in mid-February. The winter season will then culminate in the National Indoor Team Tournament in Kentucky...
...voters, Bradley is best known for his outspokenness on campaign finance reform. Certainly, this is refreshing, particularly in an era where political campaigns can be dominated by unlimited inflows of "soft money"--about $250 million in 1996. Bradley would ban soft money to national parties and prohibit state party committees from spending their soft money to influence federal elections. Additionally, Bradley has vowed to increase taxpayer financing of elections and require all broadcasters to give candidates free time. Such moves would help to make federal elections more about ideas and less about money, reinvigorating our currently impoverished level political discourse...
That is not to say we are entirely comfortable with the former senator. Many of the positions he shares with Gore--his support for the death penalty, his opposition to gay marriage--disappoint us. But his refusal to follow all other candidates, Democratic and Republican, in supporting the Kansas State Board of Education's decision to teach creationism is encouraging, as is his unique refusal to discuss his private religious faith publicly. On balance we feel that he is the best candidate for the Democrats...