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The University Daily Kansan
Monday. October 11. 1999
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Forbes, Buchanan criticize Bush at K.C. convention
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo.—Conservative candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination criticized George W. Bush on Saturday for beating up on the conservatives and distancing himself from core GOP values.
pro-life policy and family values to members of the public and about 320 delegates at an NFRA rally on Saturday.
"My concern with Mr. Bush is what he's saying out there on the campaign trail," Pat Buchanan told about 1,000 people at the National Federation of Republican Assemblies convention. "He's been beating up on the conservatives. He's been pandering to the media by beating up on us."
Buchanan and fellow conservatives Gary Bauer, Steve Forbes and Alan Keyes preached tax reform.
Forbes won a nonbinding straw poll,
receiving 380 of 829 votes, or
45.4 percent.
Buchanan came in second with 172 votes, or 20.7 percent, followed by Keyes with 149 votes and Bauer with 86 votes.
Buchanan: Said Bush is beating up on conservatives
The NFRA, founded in 1996, is rassroots conservative organi
tion that bills itself as the Republican wing of the Republican Party.
Bush, who skipped the convention along with GOP front-runners John McCain, Elizabeth Dole and Orrin Hatch, received 35 votes. McCain and Dole received three each, and Hatch none.
Meanwhile, at the rally, demands for comprehensive tax reform and anti-abortion Supreme Court justices drew wild cheers from the audience.
Forbes, while introducing his 17 percent flat tax, proposed to eliminate all individual taxes such as a death tax, or as Forbes put it, taxation without respiration.
"The whole tax structure today is rigged against you," Forbes said.
Lindsborg man to appear in court
Father will face charges of killing three children
The Associated Press
McPHERSON—A Lindsborg man's first court appearance on charges of killing his three children has been scheduled for this afternoon at the McPherson County District Court, during the hours a visitation for the girl and two boys will be held at a church.
Christopher Ernest Jones, an unemployed forensic toxicologist from Lindsborg, was charged Friday with three counts of first-degree murder and one count of aggravated battery.
Jones, 47, is being held in McPherson County Jail on a $3.5 million bond. His wife, Catherine, was released Friday night from the Lindsborg Community Hospital, where she was treated for stab wounds.
— were found dead in their Lindsborg home after their bloodied mother ran screaming to a neighbor's house for help late Wednesday night.
The couple's children — Christopher, 7, Joshua, 5; and Sarah, 2
Mary Tritsch, a spokeswoman for the Kansas Attorney General's Office, said Friday that prosecutors had not yet determined if they would seek the death penalty if Jones is convicted.
Lindsborg since this summer, moving from Winslow, Maine, after Christopher Jones lost his job there.
David W. Crook, district attorney for the Winslow area, told the Kennebec (Maine) Journal that Jones had no criminal history in Winslow.
Meanwhile, family and friends are planning funeral services in Lindsborg. Visitation will be from 2 to 9 p.m. today at Hays Funeral Home. Services have been set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Trinity United Methodist Church.
The Jones family had been living in
"This community is in shock, because they can't understand how a family that looked so good together, how this could happen," said Rev. David Smith, pastor at Trinity.
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The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts Lied Center Concert Series presents
State Ballet of Missouri
October 26,1999 $ ^{8.00}_{\mathrm{p.m}} $ Tuesday
Performing Divertimento #15,
Arena, and Suite Kander
by Tony Award-winning choreographer Ann Retinking
and Broadway composer and Kansas City
native son John Kander
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Tickets on sell at the Lied Center box office (785) 864-ARTS or callTicketmaster at (785) 234-454 or (816) 931-3300. www.ukans.edu/lied    picture above Jennifer Black
H.O.P.E. Award Honor to Outstanding Progressive Educator
Nominations can be picked up at the Organizations and Leadership Center.
Please return nominations to the Organizations and Leadership Center in the Kansas Union. Nomination forms are due by 5:00 PM Thursday, October 19, 1999.
Elections will be held October 18 and 19 on Wescoe Beach The top eight finalist will be interviewed by the Senior Advisory Board.
Senior officers will present the winner
Saturday, October 30, 1999 prior to the KU - Nebraska game.
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