Editor Publisher Promotes Telegram Giving Program
A historic newspaper notes its 1906 founding and highlights a Telegram giving program led by the editor and publisher. The item frames the initiative as a community effort associated with the paper's long standing mission.
Parkinson stands firm as school funding battle looms
Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson resists pressure from Schools For Fair Funding while vowing budget cuts across agencies. The state faces a revenue shortfall above 250 million, with schools claiming 130 million in losses this year. Parkinson touts evenhanded leadership and a track record of decisive action.
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Secret Service Director confirms gate crashers allowed entry at state dinner
Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan admits two guests Michaele and Tareq Salahi were not checked against a guest list at the White House state dinner, though they passed magnetometers and screening. Windermere police chief Daniel Saylor describes Tiger Woods and Erin Woods found after a crash, noting Erin broke the back window with a golf club to free him.
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Tareq Salahi
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Telegram letters to editor policy
The Telegram lists requirements for letters to the editor including signature, writer address, and phone number with confirmation before publication. Letters are subject to editing for libel and length and should be under 500 words. General thank you letters are acceptable but form letters poems and business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text of religion and press freedoms
The First Amendment C declares no law establishing religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and the press and the right of the people to peaceably assemble and to petition the Government for redress of grievances.
Public Health Message Misstep Triggers Trust Backlash
Ellen Goodman critiques the miscommunication around the U S Preventive Services Task Force mammogram guidelines for women in their 40s. She argues the science was solid but public delivery failed, fueling distrust as insurers and politics injected fear and rationing rhetoric.
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Obama
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Family Constellation therapy explored through personal tale
A personal account discusses Family Constellation therapy inspired by Bert Hellinger and led by Danuta Jirik. The writer recounts growing up in chaos and violence, the burden of blame, and how constellations helped shift from judgment to understanding, with hopes for forgiveness and self worth. Email contact for more.
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Danuta Jirik
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Danuta
Redemption over harsh fate in juvenile justice debate
Cal Thomas argues before the Supreme Court on whether some non homicide juvenile crimes deserve life without parole. He cites Florida inmates, Missouri’s rehab focused approach, and Texas data to press for redemption over detention, urging the Court to favor reclamation for youths.
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Public Interest Law Center
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Larson
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Bloods
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