Downtown Vision boosts Garden City Main Street progress in 2004
Downtown Vision Incorporated secured Kansas Main Street designation in July and hired an executive director to bolster volunteers. It aided Luis and America Medina in opening America Joyeria at 107 West Fulton, guiding them through tax IDs and location choice with support from Garden City Community College and the Chamber of Commerce. The group aims to keep downtown viable amid vacant storefronts while pursuing a Windsor Hotel developer.
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Owntown Vision Inc
Kansas Main
Downtown Vision
Luis
America Medina
America Joyeria
Main Street
W. Fulton St
Medinas
Garden City Community College
Garden City
Eulogies and quotes mark public figures and activists
Robert E Williams lauds Shirley Chisholm as a pioneering congresswoman and notes her death at 80. Maj Benjamin Busch discusses his Iraq photographs as a war tribute. Louis Wonderly comments on eased religious expression constraints for faith groups funded by the White House.
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Moses
Red Sea
Robert E. Williams
NAACP
Flagler County
Fla
Shirley Chisholm
Congress
Chisholm
Louis Wonderly
Luther House Foundation
Chester County
White House
Pulse Reader Forum welcomes feedback through mail and phone
The Telegram invites reader input by email, fax or telephone to editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas with extension 201, and provides a street address for letters to the editor alongside a listed contact number.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Amendment rights text
The excerpt presents the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses along with the freedom of speech press assembly and petition. It emphasizes protections for religious liberty and the rights of citizens to address grievances with the government.
GOP mulls Sebelius opponent in 2006 race
AP analysis notes Kansas Republicans eye potential candidates for governor facing Dem incumbent Kathleen Sebelius. Possible foes include AG Phill Kline, Sec. of State Ron Thornburgh, House Speaker Doug Mays, and U.S. reps Todd Tiahrt and Jerry Moran. Sebelius criticized on tax plans but deemed financially formidable with a likely strong fundraising edge.
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Yopeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Phill Kline
Ron Thornburgh
Kansas House
Doug Mays
U.S
Todd Tiahrt
Jerry Moran
Sebelius
Stuart Rothenberg
Rothenberg
Washington
Kline
Thornburgh
GOP
Cusing
Moran
Tiahrt
Mays
Kansas
Bush
Senate
Anthony Hensley
D-Topeka
Hensley
Teddy Roosevelt
Tim Shallenburger
Sander argues against racial preferences in law school
UCLA scholar Richard Sander contends removing race-based admissions boosts black lawyers by reducing mismatch at elite law schools, predicting more black attorneys and higher first-time bar passage. Critics challenge data. debate frames between ethnicity and social class in admissions policy.
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Ucla Law
Richard H. Sander
Sander
Stanford Law Review
Lawucla.edu
Frank Wu
Wayne State University Law School
Civilrights.org
Goodwin Liu
UC Berkeley
Boalt
Supreme Court
Terry Eastland
Weekly Standard
Diverse year end tidbits span magazines and clubs
The piece surveys 2004 and 2005 scraps from magazines and papers, noting new monthly clubs for hot sauce bacon pizza and more. It mentions The Onion as Denver's free weekly, Utne magazine awards, Kansas Day Club honoring entrepreneurs, and a Santa Fe Trail Resources district meeting with Italian cuisine and a conference in Liberal on soil, pesticide and tillage topics led by Ron Hanson.
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the Onion
Denver
America
Hollywood
Andrew Lloyd Webber
University of Chicago
South Pacific
Onion
Utne
Minneapolis
Independent Press Awards
Orion
Church and State
Moonlight Chronicles
the Walrus
the American Scholar
the Believer
New Internationalist
Musicworks
Columbia Journalism Review
Amne
Eric Utne
Nina Rothschild Utne
Leif Utne
Kansas Day Club
Kansas
Ad Astra
Kansas Territory
Republican Party
Topeka
Santa Fe Trail Resources and Conservation District
Morton County Museum
Elkhart
Morton County Community Theatre Group
Fa.c.t
Farmers Agriculture, Conservation and Technology
Liberal
Ron Hanson
Agri-Business
University of Nebraska Department of Agricultural Economics
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Denas
Truevision
Blert
Iraq
Maj
Benjamin Busch
University of Maryland
Doonesbury
Pulse Reader Forum
Editor
Gop Mulls
John Hanna
Roger
Optoniine
Roger Hernandez
King Features Syndicate
Dolores Hope
Telec
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