Telegram History Notes Denial Editorial Inquiry
A short notice lists the established 1906 origin of the Telegram and notes a denial related to an inquiry, with reference to the editor and publisher. The item preserves names without sensitive detail and uses a neutral tone for archival context.
Economics of Immigration symposium at Garden City CC
The event gathers Kansas community college students for a two day symposium on the economic impact of foreign born residents. Speakers include Dr James Ragan Jr Dr Heather Luca and Dolores Mesa Lopez with roundtable discussions and public talks in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building.
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United States
Kansas
Garden City Community College
GCCC
Chip Marcy
Pauline Joyce
Heather Luca
Farm Credit Bank
Payless ShoeSource
Cessna Aircraft
Dolores Mesa-Lopez
Garden City
U.S
Beaming Heat of Torch Chase Delights City Crowd
Sydney Sullivan expressed disappointment and fatigue after an unsuccessful attempt to chase the Olympic flame through San Francisco. The moment drew attention as onlookers watched the ceremonial torch advance, highlighting the public's fervor for the games.
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Sydney Sullivan
San Francisco
Telegram letters policy for publication and submission rules
The Telegram explains letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number and will be confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and should be 500 words or less. Thank you notes are general in nature and form letters or testimonials are not printed by email.
Estonian Congress Pledge on Religion Speech and Press
The document asserts that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment or free exercise of religion nor abridging freedom of speech or press. It upholds the right of the people to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Congress
America's rising prison rate frames a national self image
William A. Collins argues the United States treats prisons as a national symbol rather than addressing underlying causes. He notes one in 100 adults jailed, racial disparities, and mental health neglect, urging introspection beyond punitive trends while criticizing media and lawmakers for focusing on costs and appearances.
Polluters in Atmosphere Should Be Decided by Congress
A reader argues Kansas lawmakers should defer to Congress and federal scientists on greenhouse gas regulations, condemns anti-regulatory stances tied to coal plants, and urges responsible leadership. The letter shifts to a memorial service protest by Westboro Baptists in Ulysses, calling the act cold and insidious.
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Kansas
Department of Energy
Kansas State University
Holcomb
Congress
Spreading manure and strategic interests in politics
Charley Reese argues against U S overseas bases and strategic interests in the Middle East and Europe calling them manure not policy. He cautions that U S empire costs threaten domestic priorities and criticizes McCain Bush NATO expansion while urging focus on oil, Iran, and nonproliferation realities. He notes Iran’s nonexpansionist posture and urges withdrawal from foreign bases.
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Germany
Japan
Europe
Middle East
Persian Gulf
McCain
George Bush
Iran
Saudi Arabia
CIA
Russia
China
India
Pakistan
France
Great Britain
United States
Israel
Earth
Bush
Philippines
North Korea
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
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