Kansas Ties Fuel Mulally and Whitacre Leadership Press
Auto industry observers note Alan Mulally and Ed Whitacre Jr. both with Kansas roots guiding Ford and GM. Mulally, KU alumnus, steered Ford through bankruptcy avoidance and asset sales, while Whitacre, formerly of Topeka, aims to speed GM's sales growth and repay government loans.
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Health care showdown nears Senate passage amid reform push
Finance Chair Max Baucus predicts final tally as Democrats push Obama health bill after clearing a 60 vote hurdle. Rep. Parker Griffith announces departure from Democrats to Republicans. Iran’s Ahmadinejad rebuffs year end deadline on nuclear fuel swap talks.
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Telegram letters policy and contact details
The Telegram accepts signed letters to the editor and requires writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words. thank you notes should be general.<Contact options include email and phone numbers, with mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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Piola MEViCabitai de Cae Freedom Edict Quotation
An oblique historical note asserts a constitutional clause protecting religion free exercise press speech and assembly and the right to petition the government for grievances. The fragment centers on civil liberties in a legal framework. Named terms resemble a Latinized or stylized rendering of foundational rights within a regulatory text.
Legislator of the year Nelson cited for payoffs in health bill
The piece accuses Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson of selling his vote on ObamaCare for a large Medicaid payoff labeled Equitable Support for Certain States totaling 1.2 billion over 10 years. It criticizes Obama and Democratic leadership for backroom dealings and calls Nelson the finest example of a self-serving legislator.
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A Personal Christmas Change By Martha Randolph Carr
A Christmas reflection on embracing a realistic budget and shifting gift focus from self image to gratitude. The narrator, a single parent rethinking giving, notes grown son Louie, Chicago, health improvements, and readers’ letters as more meaningful than material gifts.
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Still Separate Unequal in US Reflects School Segregation
Minuteman Media columnist William A. Collins argues that despite Brown v. Board, U S schools remain deeply segregated. He cites private academies, zoning, and white flight as drivers, with Connecticut as a stark example, while criticizing education policy and costs.
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