Judges face pay gap sparking independence debate
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer argues federal judges deserve higher pay to preserve independence as top law grads earn far more. Chief Justice earns 212 100 dollars, other justices 203 000, appeals judges 175 100, trial judges 165 200. Justice Kennedy warns pay impacts retention. The Morning Journal reviews the George Washington dollar coin debut and its long term cost, noting coins will likely fail in broad circulation against plastic and credit payments.
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Ohio
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Garden City and Holcomb Local Government Contacts
Listings of city and county bodies in Garden City and Holcomb Kansas with addresses for Garden City Commission Finney County Commission USD 457 board of education Garden City Community College board of trustees Holcomb City Council USD 368 board of education including Holcomb PO Box 8 and campus drive locations.
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Ninth St
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Board of Education
Fleming St
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Holcomb
Telegram invites signed letters to editor
The Telegram accepts letters to the editor only if signed and including writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed prior to publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment frame protects religion and free speech rights
The First Amendment frame prohibits government establishment of religion and guarantees free exercise, free press, and freedom of speech. It also secures the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Faust becomes Harvard's first female president in history
Ellen Goodman reflects on Drew Gilpin Faust's historic appointment at Harvard University, noting the shift from a male-dominated era to a new day for women in leadership. The piece ties Faust's career to Radcliffe, feminism's evolving narrative, and broader cultural debates about gender, choice, and progress.
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Larry Summers
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Barnard College
Summers
Murtha Decries Dems War Funding Tactics as Constitutional Crisis
Murtha argues that House Democrats push nonbinding antiwar resolutions and attach policy conditions to war funding to curb Bush. He warns such moves threaten the constitutional balance by attempting to control wartime decisions, risking a constitutional implosion if vetoed or impeached.
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Garden City primary signals clash over smoking ban
Garden City voters head to the polls for a primary trimming nine candidates to six for the April 3 general. The no smoking ordinance passed by the five member commission last August and taking effect January 8 has polarized residents, with incumbents Behan and Fuller backing the ban. Others seek to overturn or modify it, turning the election into a de facto referendum on the measure.
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Finney County Health Coalition
J.R. Behan
Gary Fuller
Nancy Harness
Tom Bendure
Roy Cessna
Roy Dixon
John Doll
Marc Mayfield
Jim Perkins
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Fuller
Behan
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