Distracted Walking Added To Teen Cell Danger, Study Says
An editorial notes teens text around 110 messages daily and distracted walking raises pedestrian injuries. A Safe Kids Worldwide study shows a 25 percent rise in teen injuries from 2006 to 2010, with more risks as digital device use grows. Public safety calls for warnings similar to those against texting while driving.
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Sway hailed as one of a kind in Garden City tribute
Editorial readers at GCTelegram respond to a Finney County United Way director Consuelo Sandoval plan to resign with praise for Sway. A separate quote features Richardson Zoo officials noting animals’ individuality and idiosyncrasies, from today’s edition.
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West Loses House Seat Amid GOP Voter Fraud Claims
A biased reflection on election outcomes and media influence. The piece attacks Republican figures including Allen West and Mitch McConnell, alleging lies and voter fraud rhetoric propagated by Fox News and allied figures, while highlighting a wider calls for reform and honest debate. It cites Patrick Murphy’s victory, party infighting, and the rise of perceived misinformation shaping public discourse.
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Morsi's Power Grab Stirs Delusions Amid Egypt Crisis
Rich Lowry critiques Mohamed Morsi's decree expanding control, arguing the Obama administration enables a budding Muslim Brotherhood dictatorship. He contrasts secular hopes post Mubarak with the real trajectory, urging resistance to autocratic consolidation and warning against delusions of moderation.
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Sam Brownback a quiet figure in 2016 presidential talk
Burdett Loomis argues that Sam Brownback's 2010 shift to governor and his Tea Party aligned policies make him a persistent but largely ignored presidential hopeful. He highlights tax cuts for the wealthy, reduced arts funding, rejection of a state health exchange, and potential Medicaid expansion opposition, noting broader impacts on Kansas and voters while Kris Kobach pursues immigration changes.
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