Facade upgrades boost downtown Garden City storefronts
Exterior improvements on Main Street transform The Arts Center area and Linenberger Jewelry storefronts into more inviting anchors. Garden City Downtown Vision drives design led revivals with a loan program through Kansas Main Street, encouraging owners to strip aluminum facades and expose historic exteriors. Vivian Kinder opened the trend by removing the aluminum skin. The Windsor Hotel restoration is expected to yield further upbeat news next week as part of a broader downtown revitalization push.
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Arts Center
Main
Garden City
Linenberger Jewelry
Downtown Vision
Kansas Main Street
Vivian Kinder
Main Building
Kinder
Blair, Iraqi troop pullback praised. ferry fire kills 15
Tony Blair says no plan for Iran attack and seeks diplomacy. Iraqi spokesman Hina Othman calls Britain’s troop withdrawal a positive step. A ferry fire in Indonesia kills at least 15. passengers describe the blaze and panic at sea.
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Iraq
Hina Othman
Jalal Talabani
Britain
Yas Rijal
Garden City and Finney County Commission Addresses
The text lists official addresses for Garden City Commission at 301 N Eighth St Garden City KS 67846 and Finney County Commission at 311 N Ninth St, indicating local government locations in Kansas.
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Garden City Commission
Eighth St
Garden City
Finney County Commission
Ninth St
First Amendment text excerpt in historic legal shorthand
A historical publication presents the First Amendment core protections barring establishment of religion prohibiting free exercise of religion abridging freedom of speech press assembly and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Hillary Clinton Makes South Carolina Stop a Moment of Destiny
Hillary Clinton visits Allen University in Columbia for a South Carolina campaign stop. The crowd packed the historic campus as she embraced supporters, invoked past eras, and pitched education and energy goals. The scene echoed a pageant moment with Hillary center stage, framed by university hosts and a cheering audience.
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Olumbia
S.C
Hillary
Columbia
South Carolina
Allen University
Allen University Chorale
Children’s Defense Fund
New York
Bill
Renaissance
Hilton Head
Charleston
Barack Obama
Sputnik
Soviet Union
Obama
Clinton
Chappaqua
United States
Miss Benedict College
Miss Allen University
Prison costs and policy failings prompt a national reckoning
William A. Collins argues the United States overcrowds and underfunds prisons, ignoring inmate welfare and prevention. He cites 2.2 million incarcerated, 4.8 million on probation or parole, high costs near 30 000 per adult, 40 000 per youth, and argues against current drug criminalization and ex convict employment bans.
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Europe
Russia
Earth
Defining national security and interests in politics
Charley Reese argues that leaders use vague phrases like national security and national interests to justify actions. He cites Sudan oil, oil company deals, and asks officials to define true interests beyond broad, ambiguous terms. He contrasts stability with concrete aims such as freedom of seas, independence, health, education, agriculture, manufacturing, borders, and counterintelligence.
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Sudan
Libya
United States
Wall Street Journal
State Department
Afghanistan
Telegram letters policy and submission requirements
The Telegram prints letters to the editor and requires signatures with the writer's address and phone number. All letters undergo confirmation before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes are general. form letters, poems, complaints or business testimonials are not printed.
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Doonesbury
Anthony Newley
Leslie Bricusse
Kathleen Parker
Washington Post
Mitch
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William A. Collins
Norwalk
Conn
MinutemanMedia.org
Charley Reese
King Features Syndicate
Saddam Hussein
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P.O
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