Florida family massacre mirrors Clutter killings in Kansas
A late 1959 Florida family murder echoes the four Clutter family deaths at their Holcomb farm, a case that shook Finney County and drew global attention through Truman Capote's In Cold Blood.
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Florida
Kansas
Herb Clutter
Holcomb
Clutter
Finney County
Truman Capote
Florida cold case and the Clutter killings revisited
Sarasota investigators reopen the Florida double murder case linked to Perry Smith and Richard Hickock, seeking DNA evidence and possible exhumation to prove who killed a couple and two children in December 1959. Kansas authorities back the move as a step toward closure for families still seeking answers.
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Perry Smith
Richard Hickock
Florida
Sarasota County
Hickock
Smith
Kansas
Lansing
Holcomb
Sarasota
Las Vegas
Quotes on tax burden and football honor in Kansas towns
Editorially chosen online comments react to Garden City USD 457 audit showing low tax burden in Kansas. Quotes highlight the burden and Scott City pride as Drew Kite is named Telegram 2012 high school football player of the year.
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Kansas
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Drew Kite
Scott City
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What Did Michael Dunn Really See
Leonard Pitts questions the killing of 17 year old Jordan Davis in Florida as a case of racial bias and a flawed Stand Your Ground ethos. The column examines Dunn eighty five mile drive to avoid authorities, claims of threat, and the broader danger to African Americans.
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Jordan Davis
Davis
Michael David Dunn
Jacksonville
Fla
Dunn
Robin Lemonidis
New York Times
Lemonidis
Little Joe Cartwright
Satellite Beach
Race
Trayvon Martin
Florida
Michael Dunn
Reagan Warns GOP About Repeating Tax Promise Trap
Michael Reagan argues that Republicans have historically fallen for Democratic promises of spending cuts in exchange for tax hikes. He cites TEFRA and 1990s budget debates, warning that if the GOP is duped again, the nation faces higher taxes, bigger government, and continued deficits. He frames the issue as a fork in the road between growth and government expansion.
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Obama
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Tefra
George H.W. Bush
Bush
Ross Perot
Bill Clinton
Bush 41
Stcker
Obama Street
America
GOP
Wind and fossil fuel money shape energy policy
A column argues renewables lag due to federal subsidies favoring oil, gas, coal, and nuclear, while fossil fuel profits fund propaganda and lobbying. It cites fracking harms, Vermont’s fracking ban, Alberta tar sands, Keystone exports, and warns of climate risks unless governments speed clean energy adoption.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Alberta
Canada
Keystone
Gulf Coast
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