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Koch articles draw critics, but few factual
Read more: Koch articles draw critics, but few factualTwo large articles in the Wichita Eagle regarding Charles and David Koch of Wichita-based Koch Industries have attracted many comments, and many are not based on facts.
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Duration of unemployment isn’t improving
Read more: Duration of unemployment isn’t improvingAlthough the unemployment rate has declined, there are still problems in the labor market that don’t appear to be improving. The duration of unemployment is an example.
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Are Super PACs good for democracy?
Read more: Are Super PACs good for democracy?Far from being the death knell for democracy, Super PACs have been a positive development.
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Pachyderm speaker lineup announced
Read more: Pachyderm speaker lineup announcedThe Wichita Pachyderm Club has announced its speaker lineup for the next four weeks.
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Another Kansas school efficiency task force
Read more: Another Kansas school efficiency task forceOne might think that the mission of the Kansas Association of School Boards is to help school districts maximize the educational impact of spending. Judging by a task force formed by KASB, this may not have been the case.
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Kerr’s attacks on Pompeo’s energy policies fall short
Read more: Kerr’s attacks on Pompeo’s energy policies fall shortAn op-ed written in favor of the wind production tax credit shows just how difficult it is to replace cronyism with economic freedom.
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Kansas school efficiency task force
Read more: Kansas school efficiency task forceA Kansas school efficiency task force is criticized for lack of educators in its membership.
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Regarding Kansas schools, power is not with parents
Read more: Regarding Kansas schools, power is not with parentsInformation and options allow parents to make the best decisions for their children regarding schools. But in Kansas, parents have little power to make good decisions for their children, relative to the other states.
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The Lux in Wichita: Taxpayer funding of lifestyle choices
Read more: The Lux in Wichita: Taxpayer funding of lifestyle choicesThe Wichita City Council decides that taxpayers should pay for the lifestyle choices of a relative few.
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Wichita government’s attitude towards citizens’ right to know is an issue
Read more: Wichita government’s attitude towards citizens’ right to know is an issueThe City of Wichita relies on a narrow and unreasonable interpretation of the Kansas Open Records Act to avoid letting citizens know how taxpayer money is spent.