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Kansans weigh cigarette tax as budget fix option
Kansas lawmakers debate raising the cigarette tax to align with the national average. Gov. Parkinson and former Gov. Sebelius proposals surface, with projected $88 million in the next fiscal year potential. Support from Senate President Morris contrasts wary lawmakers fearing economic impact and voter backlash.
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Kansas
Mark Parkinson
States
District of Columbia
Campaign For Tobacco
Free Kids
Kathleen Sebelius
Senate
Steve Morris
Hugoton
Notable quotes show heroism fear and legacy in health and civil rights
Dutch tourist Jasper Schuringa recalls jumping in to help extinguish a fire on Northwest Flight 258. Dr. David Ashkin warns about a deadly drug resistant tuberculosis case in the U S. Governor David Paterson honors Percy Sutton as a loyal compassionate civil rights pioneer and influential figure.
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Jasper Schuringa
CNN
Northwest Airlines
David Ashkin
U.S
Percy
David Paterson
New York
Percy Sutton
Malcolm X
Telegram letter policy and contact details
The Telegram accepts signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words. general thank you notes only. No form letters poems or business testimonials. contact options listed for submission.
First Amendment text quoted as constitutional restraint
The passage states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for grievances.
Army eyes ethics training amid Iraq and Afghanistan wars
Army leaders press to embed ethics in training at West Point and Fort Leavenworth as it rethinks doctrine amid Iraq and Afghanistan. A new ethics chair at Leavenworth funded by Ross Perot supports a long term, ingrained approach beyond single courses.
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RS Leavenworth
Iraq
Afghanistan
Abu Ghraib
US Military Academy
Fort Leavenworth
Army
Command and General Staff College
Texas
Ross Perot
Command College
Ed Cardon
Fort Leavenworth College
Fort Leavenworth’s College
Hugh Shelton
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Perot’s
Post
Sean Hannah
West Point
Center of
Congress
Jack Keane
George Casey
Maj
Doug Pryor
Warrior journalist honors Coy with breast cancer warning
In a heartfelt remembrance, a colleague recalls Coynthia Coy as a warrior who fought breast cancer through metastasis and loss. The piece stresses the need for mammograms, highlights Hispanic disparities in screening, and cites studies on late diagnoses among Latinas. The author urges scheduling a mammogram and honors Coy’s advocacy with a donation to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
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Thad
Coy
Coynthia
Susan G. Komen Foundation
American Society of Internal Medicine
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Tiger Woods divorce talk mirrors a media melodrama
Stanley Crouch argues the Woods-Nordegren saga reflects broader American fascination with wealth and fame. He contends celebrities’ fallibility and enduring scrutiny shape public reaction, urging readers to accept human imperfection and avoid moral outrage as the narrative unfolds.
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Tiger Woods
Woods
Elin Nordegren
America
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