Terror chatter rises as arrests spur debate on intelligence reforms
The Denver Post notes intensified terror chatter and a worldwide wave of arrests signaling progress and ongoing threat. It cites improved cooperation among intelligence bodies and warns against hasty agency overhaul before reviewing the Sept. 11 commission proposals. The Los Angeles Times critiqu es Rep Porter Goss as CIA director nominee amid calls for reform versus politicization.
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Gazette invites reader feedback to editor and offices
The Telegram invites reader responses via phone and mail. Jean By Phone editors list contact numbers 620 275 2704 and 276 6862 with Attn Editor Ext 201. Mail can be sent to 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for correspondence to the editor.
First Amendment text summarized in brief card
The First Amendment prohibits government establishment of religion and protects free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
I Summer on the Island in Maine as Season Returns
Ellen Goodman reflects on summering in NASCO BAY Maine embracing seasonal rhythms against modern life. She notes blue herons and beluga sightings, the scent of blackberries, and the pull of nature over digital distractions while two weeks offer a seasonal haven.
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Front Door project looms as college funding clashes with taxes
Garden City residents rail against mill levy hikes used to finance a three million dollar addition labeled Front Door. They question whether classrooms are needed and demand scrutiny as four tax votes loom including highway sales tax and Horsethief Reservoir funding. Local groups urge AED deployment in schools amid youth sports safety drive.
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James McAllaster
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Vaccine to shield students from meningitis at college
A South Kansas essay urges vaccination as a dorm life risk. The piece cites KU and KSU centers charge about 75 dollars for the vaccine, notes state gaps in mandates, and warns of meningitis cases among college students nationwide and in Kansas.
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Kansas State University
Kansas
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KDHE
Sharon Watson
Watson
Centers For Disease Control
United States
KU School of Journalism
Kumed
Kansas City
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