Online safety lessons amid school Internet use debates
Our View urges proactive Internet policies in districts nationwide balancing safety with learning. It cites Garden City USD 457 where a teacher allegedly showed pornographic images on a school computer, potentially bypassing filters. Investigators weigh charges while staff must sign tech-use policies. Report cautions that home devices still expose youths to risks and calls for everyday safety discussions.
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Chool
Garden City
USD 457
Clinton Praises Afghan Leader Amid Resource Strain
Hillary Rodham Clinton calls Afghan President Hamid Karzai a brave man trying to hold his country together under dire conditions. She criticizes the international community for not providing adequate resources to support his efforts.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Hamid Karzai
Telegram invites letters to editor with signing rules
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor, including writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you letters should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment Text Quoted in Abridged Form
The article reproduces the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses and freedom of speech press assembly and petition in concise form as part of a constitutional reference. It highlights core rights guaranteed to the people to oppose government action and seek redress. It emphasizes the protection of religious freedom and expression alongside peaceful assembly and petition.
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Congress
Kansas Coal Plant Debate Shapes Agriculture Bill Clash
Kansas lawmakers push a quiet agriculture bill amid a heated fight over two Sunflower coal plants near Holcomb. The act limits the agriculture secretary’s power to stricter federal rules without legislative approval, echoing vetoed health and environment provisions. Sebelius signed after assurances, while Neufeld cites broader permitting stakes as the session centers on coal. News analysis by John Hanna.
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PEKA
Department of Agriculture
House
Melvin Neufeld
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Health and Environment
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Neufeld
Sebelius
Bruce Nilles
The
Sierra Club
Senate
Anthony Hensley
Topeka
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Holcomb
Finney County
Rod Bremby
Sunflower
Bremby
Nilles
Midwest
Amy Blankenbiller
Kansas Chamber
Adrian Polansky
Nicole Corcoran
Angry white males and the 2008 election dynamics
The piece compares the 1994 angry white male phenomenon with Barack Obama era attitudes, noting how blue collar whites and Hispanics affect voting. It argues differences in perceived threats, political strategy, and potential impact on Obama versus McCain in 2008, with emphasis on guns, religion, and immigration as dividing lines.
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Obama
Congress
Pat Buchanan
Bill
Hillary
White House
Awms
America
Newt Gingrich
Pennsylvania
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
McCain
Bush
Miscellany notes on Bread for the World and books
A collage of items discusses Bread for the World’s new logo and mission to end hunger, plus readings on books and media. It cites Kansas festival notices, author names, and computer save habits, with brief reflections on 1940s culture and The Screwtape Letters.
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Bread For the World Organization
Bread For the World
Jesus
Washington, D.C
Heidi Markoff
Arlene Eisenberg
Sandee Hathaway
New York Times Book Review
Workman
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