Heat wave bears down on Southwest Kansas residents
A lingering heat wave of 100 plus degree days grips Southwest Kansas with forecasters predicting a drop below 100. The heat threatens outdoor workers and vulnerable groups such as infants elders and chronically ill individuals. Hydration cooling options include Red Cross loan programs for fans. Community kindness remains a vital buffer as neighbors check on those at risk and help avert heat related harm.
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Amarillo man calm on Erin. Cincinnati mayor cites crime record
Matt Sandlin of Amarillo says he is unconcerned about Tropical Storm Erin unless a shark or whale appears. Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory declines to fire a road race starter pistol, calling the symbolism behind the gesture unnecessary as Cincinnati reported a city homicide record last year.
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Matt Sandlin
Amarillo
Texas
Erin
Cincinnati
Mark Mallory
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First Amendment text as limits on government powers
The First Amendment enumerates protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. It forbids Congress from establishing a religion abridging free exercise or restricting freedoms of speech or press and guarantees the right to peaceful assembly and redress of grievances.
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Charges Dropped for Two Marines in Haditha Massacre
The Haditha killings prompt debate over civilian standards in war as Lance Cpl. Justin L. Sharratt and Capt. Randy W. Stone are exonerated on certain charges. Lt. Gen. James Mattis noted the moral and legal pressures of combat amid insurgent threats hiding among civilians.
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Justin L. Sharratt
Randy W. Stone
Sharratt
Stone
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Time Magazine
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Marine Corps
James Mattis
1St Marine Expeditionary Force
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
Mattis
Greensburg art project heals city after May storm
Duane West recalls the Art For Greensburg Project that gave free paintings and photos to about 100 families who lost homes in the May 4 2007 storm. Surviving residents selected art as a gesture of recovery while volunteers loaded and delivered remaining works to businesses and civic sites, underscoring the community spirit.
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Arkansas River
Nixon
Ark River
Kendall Lake
Greensburg
JFK
Berlin
Janie Henderson Wade
Jerry
Janie
St. John Street
Kenneth Henderson
Daryl Hopkins
Stan Smith
Kiowa County Hospital
Garden
Antiwar stance questions US intervention policy in elections
Essay argues that all presidential candidates except Ron Paul back interventionist foreign policy. It condemns preemptive and humanitarian wars, warns of empire decline, and urges US focus on trade rather than alliances. It likens candidates to Titanic passengers and calls for ending interventionism.
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Pearl Harbor
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Afghanistan
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Address to Charley Reese at Orlando Box 2446
Letter directs conveyance to Charley Reese at P O Box 2446 in Orlando Florida 32802. It specifies the postal box as the delivery address and notes the intended recipient. No other context or details are provided in the fragment.
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P.O. Box
Orlando
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