Our View Healthy choices combat youth obesity in Kansas schools
Kansas education leaders push a model wellness policy for 2006 07 to curb rising child obesity. The plan targets diet and physical education, with nutrition labeling and farm to school programs. It urges home school cooperation to instill lifelong healthy habits and reduce obesity related healthcare costs.
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Kansas Department of Education
Kansas
Kansas Health Institute
Leaders Cite Gaza Withdrawal and WWII Surrender Reflections
Maj. Gen. Dan Harel affirms Israel will reach every settler as it withdraws from Gaza. Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi marks 60th anniversary of World War II surrender, noting its harms. Gary Turner discusses Kenai Peninsula College summer fishing classes in Alaska.
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Dan Harel
Israel
Gaza
Junichiro Koizumi
Japan
Gary Turner
Kenai Fishing Academy
Kenai Peninsula College
Alaska
Telegram invites signed letters to editor for publication
Garden City Telegram invites letters to the editor signed with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less. thank you letters general. form letters poems or testimonials not printed. contact details provided.
Justice clause recited in a broad rights passage
An old text echoes the First Amendment style asserting no law establishing religion or abridging free exercise or freedom of speech or press and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Mays faces GOP test as he seeks Kansas governor
Kansas candidate Doug Mays weighs balance as he runs for governor. He must unite conservative and moderate wings after Tim Shallenburger’s era, while facing education funding disputes and a 2003 speaker tenure. Shallenburger questions his conservatism as analysts doubt a move to the middle. The political risk centers on proving steady, principled leadership in a climate shaped by the Sebelius incumbency.
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Tim Shallenburger
Doug Mays
Statehouse
Mays
Shallenburger
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Topeka
House
Jerry Moran
Moran
Sebelius
Doug
Joe Aistrup
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Supreme Court
Bob Beatty
Washburn University
Alan Cigler
University of Kansas
Cigler
Readers write readers wrong Biannual Reader Mail column
Readers mail reveals strong reactions to capitalization rules and cultural designations in AP Style. Contributors argue about Black and Hispanic capitalization, Memin Pinguin controversy, and Supreme Court ethnicity questions, showing polarized views and questions of bias.
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Associated Press
Memin Pinguin
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U.S
Mexico
Parts
United States
Bush
Supreme Court
Roberts
Alberto
Windsor Hotel Silver Mystery Spurs Museum Appeal
Genevieve Hertel at Finney County Historical Museum seeks Windsor Hotel silverware missing since the Windsor closed in 1924. The Waldorf of the Prairie hosted 150 diners with engraved Windsor pieces by a top U.S. maker. the museum has none of the spoons forks or knives. Call 272 3664 to help recover Windsor silver for Garden City artifacts.
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Genevieve Hertel
Finney County
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Briggs
Menke
Windsor
United States
Hertel
museum/historical society
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Garland Furniture Store
Kansas Avenue
Garden City
Main Street
John A. Stevens
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