View on driver licenses for undocumented immigrants in Kansas
Our View argues for issuing licenses to undocumented immigrants in Kansas, contending legality should not block driving privileges. It cites workforce needs, public safety, and the ease of proving driving ability, noting past failed attempts and Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’s support.
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Bush faces calls for more time on Iraq inspections
President Bush rejects delaying weapons checks as France and Germany urge patience. The report notes a renewed push for extra time amid Cold Northeast weather and a light-hearted aside from Simon Cowell to an American Idol contestant.
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On This Day In History January 22 Highlights
This edition notes key events from January 22 across years including the Roe v Wade ruling in 1973, Victoria’s death in 1901, Bloody Sunday in 1905, Wilson’s peace appeal in 1917, Benedict XV's death in 1922, Our Town debut in 1938, Anzio landings in 1944, The Crucible on Broadway in 1953, Laugh-In premiere in 1968, and Lyndon Johnson’s death in 1973.
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Telegram seeks reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram invites reader input via email and fax with contact numbers and a mailing address in Garden City Kansas The editor notes Attn Editor and provides 310 North Seventh Street Garden City KS 67846 plus extension 201 for correspondence
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World tensions rise as U S eye Iraq war grows
The piece surveys Iraq North Korea Afghanistan and U S policy. It notes U N inspectors find little smoking gun on Saddam Hussein and Western nations balk at invasion without proof. It contrasts allied reluctance with England pushing for U N approval and questions Bushs rhetoric.
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Fair Trade coffee push targets Procter and Gamble
Oxfam and Co op America urge Procter and Gamble to convert 5 percent of its Folgers and Millstone lines to Fair Trade Certified coffee. The move would raise Fair Trade coffee sales from 7 million to about 40 million pounds, benefiting thousands of farmers worldwide. Readers are offered steps to buy Fair Trade, request P G switch, and obtain related information.
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Epiphany origins and a year’s bite size thoughts
A reflective column traces the word epiphany from Greek origins tied to January 6 festivals, notes Christmas decorations linger, and cites Peanuts for comic insight on starting anew. It surveys holiday leftovers, a Santa jar, poinsettia toxicity notes, and a light reminder to balance restraint with repurposed desserts.
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