Kansas Lottery ad sparks ire over humorous slogan
A Topeka radio campaign for Great Escape Hybrid Doubler tickets drew criticism for poking fun at Garden City and Cawker City. Officials complain the promotion suggested trips to Missouri destinations, harming Kansas tourism and undermining regional efforts to attract professionals and visitors.
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Fuller praises Gary's service amid ticket flap in Garden City
The speaker defends City Commissioner Gary Fuller over a wife’s plane ticket controversy, urging voters to weigh his second term’s community benefits against the error. They celebrate a free democracy and the ability to express opinions.
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Garden City Address Details for Commissions
Garden City Commission 301 N Eighth St Garden City KS 67846 Finney County Commission 311 N Ninth St provide locations for city and county governmental offices in Garden City Kansas. The addresses establish where residents may access municipal services and county governance information.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor for Garden City KS
The Telegram welcomes letters to the editor signed with writer address and phone, with confirmation before publication and editing for libel and length. Keep under 500 words. Thank you notes should be general. No form letters poems or testimonials. Email editor or mail Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS.
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First Amendment excerpt summarized
The First Amendment prohibits government establishment of religion and protects free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It guarantees individuals can worship freely speak openly publish peacefully gather and seek redress from the government.
Schwarzenegger’s shaky path to November ballot showdown
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger won a broad budget victory but faces a potential fall in poll ratings and a tough fight over a November special election. Aides warn of political risks as unions push to block reforms while the governor weighs delaying or canceling the vote. The clash centers on budget limits, education cuts, and union influence, with two antichoice and dues measures also on the ballot.
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Westward visions and the case for a contemporary West miniseries
Deborah and Frank Popper urge Steven Spielberg to extend Into the West with a 12 hour contemporary West project. They argue the modern Plains face economic, demographic and environmental shifts, and urge dramatizing today’s struggles, reconciliation with Native communities, and changing town dynamics.
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Controversy Over Women in Combat Frontlines
U S defense and congressional debate over female soldiers in combat roles intensifies as recruitment drops strain the armed forces. Hunter proposed limits spark Pentagon opposition. a compromise keeps forward support roles while requiring 60 days notice before any change. Pentagon cites casualties 35 killed and 280 seriously wounded in Iraq.
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