Stings Target Underage Alcohol Purchases in Garden City
Garden City police and state Alcoholic Beverage Control conducted two undercover operations using minor decoys. Eight liquor store employees and five bartenders were cited for selling alcohol to minors, prompting continued enforcement and public seminars for local businesses.
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World Leaders Clash Over Zimbabwe Amid Commonwealth Summit
Mozambique's Chissano says isolation not best path to change as AU chairs debate Zimbabwe's reintegration while Mugabe is excluded from the Commonwealth gathering. Karbala cleric Madaresi comments on Iraq's potential Islamic state. A Sanya factory worker notes spectacle of a $12 million Miss World hall.
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Telegram invites reader feedback and contact options
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Free speech defended in Miami amid imported outrage
A columnist laments Miami officials and City Commissioner Tomas Regalado for policing speech during a past Les Van Van controversy. The piece argues free expression tolerates provocation and that charging the arena for security was unconstitutional and a warning to authorities. It contrasts with other breaches of speech rights and urges adherence to the Constitution.
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Wal-Mart immigration crackdown sparks legal probes
After a 60 store federal sweep last month detaining over 250 undocumented contract janitors, Wal-Mart faces a federal grand jury investigation. Officials allege contractors hired undocumented workers with little pay and no benefits, while the retailer promises payroll scrutiny and continued legal battles over past labor practices.
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State leaders join forces on workers compensation costs
A letter from Topeka criticizes Kansas officials for prioritizing employer costs over worker care. It argues out of state self insureds dodge Kansas deductions, judges ignore orders, and injured workers lose benefits while insurers profit. The writer condemns restaurant pollution and urges youth against drugs. SAL Romero.
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Traditional Christmas Songs Deserve Original Style
Critics say annual new recordings ruin classic carols by modern artists, urging faithful renditions close to originals. They argue the holiday tradition suffers when familiar tunes are jazzed up beyond recognition.
Telegram expands business hours to 7 30 a m to 7 p m
The Telegram announces a permanent shift to 7 30 a m to 7 p m for the business office from 8 a m to 5 p m. Editor-Publisher Steve Delaney says the change suits a 24 hour society and lets customers place classifieds or start subscriptions before or after work.
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