Judge restores Harry Potter to Cedarville school shelves
Federal judge in Kansas rejects censorship moves by Cedarville Arkansas district and rules Harry Potter books may remain in the library. The decision underscores free speech as a community choice, countering group pressure to ban the novels.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Jimm Larry Hendren
Cedarville, Ark
Harry
Hogwarts Magic School
Voldemort
American Library Association
Notable Quotes Highlight Shifting U S and Cuban Power Voices
Robert Bonner cites vast U S currency finds in Iraq amid sanctions while Aleida de las Mercedes Godinez proclaims the regime’s crush of opponents. Ernie Preate reflects on mass incarceration and his own prison experience shaping a tougher, then revised, stance on crime.
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U.S
Robert Bonner
Bureau of Customs and Border Protection
Iraq
Aleida de Las Mercedes Godinez
Ernie Preate
Pennsylvania
On This Date April 23 Historical Highlights
This brief notes April 23 history items across years: Shakespeare’s birthdate, Washington’s move to Franklin House, James Buchanan’s birth, the Vitascope demo, Nabokov’s birth, Natchez dance hall fire, Sirhan Sirhan’s death penalty, and Coca-Cola flavor change reversal. Includes dates, places, and notable events from the Associated Press.
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William Shakespeare
Edward III
England
Order of the Garter
Washington
Franklin House
New York
United States
James Buchanan
Franklin County
Vladimir Nabokov
St. Petersburg
Natchez
Miss
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Coca-Cola Company
Editor Contact Details for Garden City Paper
The notice provides mailing and fax details for the Pulse Reader Forum at gctelegram.com. It lists the fax number 620 275 2704 and phone extension 276 6862 2 01, and the address 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for readers to send letters or messages.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Debating the war and its elusive WMD question
Columnist Donald Kaul weighs hawks and doves postwar outcomes, questions the legitimacy of the Iraq war, and argues that public support hinges on battlefield success rather than proven WMD links. He highlights cultural losses in Baghdad, critiques UN distrust, and warns of political immunity for a war-mongering administration.
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Saddam
Vladimir Putin
United Nations
National Museum and Library
Baghdad
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Bush
KCIA Seed Sales Spark Kansas Wheat Commission Debate
Wilkens urges reform as KCIA resolutions defend equal access to public Kansas seed varieties. He cites 1999 Tajikistan sales of Jagger seed and a 2003 KCIA push to export bulk seed, arguing such moves erode Kansas producer advantages and risk funding for KSU derived varieties. He calls for inquiry and USDA notification to curb practices harming domestic and export markets.
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Kansas Crop Improvement Association
KCIA
Kansas
Kansas Wheat Commission
State of
Kansas State University
KWC
Developing Countries
Tajikistan
USDA
Black Sea
Ukraine
Kazakstan
Ksu
KSA
Journalists under scrutiny in war era critiques and reforms
A collage of opinions questions the public view of journalists amid war coverage. KU professor John Ise labeled journalism intellectual prostitution while praising critical thought. Critics debate journalism education, professional norms, and the balance of liberal arts in journalism programs alongside personal career anecdotes.
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John Ise
Elmer F Beth
Ise
Wilson Quarterly
Upton Sinclair
Robert W. McChesney
Ben Scott
Sinclair
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Delaney
Yankee
The
Associated Press
New York City
the Pulse Reader Forum
Forg Gctelegram
WWE
North Korea
White House
Donald Kaul
Wilkens
Scott City
Ince
Jack Shafer
A.J. Liebling
Graduate School of Journalism
A&p
Shafer
Slater
Orville Schell
University of California, Berkeley
EU Department of Journalism
William Allen White
Dolores Hope
Dandhope
Juno.com
Vlores Hope
Garden City Telegram
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