Our View: Winter Weather Impacts and Outlook in Kansas
The piece notes ongoing winter storms bring icy roads and cold temps, comparing current conditions to the severe 2006 2007 storms that left tens of thousands without power and caused huge utility losses. It discusses cautious optimism for tax receipts, harvests, and crops due to moisture, while warning that much depends on unpredictable future weather.
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Finney County
Judge cites arrogance in Simpson release violation
Clark County District Judge Jackie Glass tells O J Simpson he has been locked up at the Clark County Detention Center since Friday for allegedly violating the terms of his prior bail release. The judge questions whether arrogance or ignorance underlie the conduct.
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First Amendment Text Cited in Constitutional Context
The article outlines the First Amendment limits on Congress, prohibiting establishment of religion, prohibiting free exercise restrictions, and abridging speech or press, while protecting peaceable assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It emphasizes the scope of religious freedom and civic rights within the U.S. framework.
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Democratic race and gender themes drive Obama Clinton race
Kathleen Parker argues that Obama and Clinton frame their campaigns around overcoming historic barriers, turning identity into political currency. Surrogates like Oprah push an African American presidency, while Clinton invokes the glass ceiling, making the race a fight over race and gender within the party.
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Obama Surges in Iowa as Optimism Lifts a Nation
A political column compares Barack Obama to transcendent leaders and praises his Iowa caucus win. It frames his run as a unifying moment, with references to Adlai Stevenson and the idealism driving younger voters, while joking about campaign satire and media experts.
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From lawn to a farm
The essay argues fossil fuel limits threaten modern farming and urges a shift to local, household scale farming. Activists Sharon Astyk and Richard Heinberg advocate 50 million new farmers, many from suburban settings, growing food at home or nearby. It highlights lawns as potential gardens and promotes practical, community oriented steps to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
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Richard Heinberg
U.S
Nasas Ecological Forecasting Research Group
John Jeavons
Gene Logsdon
Wylie Harris Writes From Cooke County Texas Farm
Wylie Harris ranches with his family in Cooke County north of Fort Worth. A former W K Kellogg Foundation Food and Society Policy fellow he wrote this comment for the Land Institute Prairie Writers Circle in Salina.
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Fort Worth
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Food and Society
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