Tulsa area students push for clear district Taser policy
Hope Street Youth Development leaders urge Wichita school board and police to finalize a district Taser use policy. Editorials urge independent school rules, citing district details under negotiation with police on a memorandum of understanding. Students call for timely action to prevent misuse and ensure youth safety.
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Hope Street Youth Development
Eagle
Hope Street
Wichita Police Department
Winston Brooks
Jake Lowen
Community praises quick Amber Alert response in Garden City
Bev Sharp commends rapid Amber Alert activation after a Friday Jan 19 incident in Garden City. She credits radio and TV stations and law enforcement for the successful rescue and cautions Walgreens at Center and Kansas Avenue for publicizing the vehicle description on its marquee.
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Walgreen Drug
Center and
Kansas Avenue
Bev Sharp
Garden City and Finney County Commission Addresses
Location details list Garden City Commission at 301 N Eighth St Garden City Kansas 67846 and Finney County Commission at 311 N Ninth St.
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Eighth St
Garden City
Finney County Commission
Ninth St
N. Seventh St
Letters to the editor policy at The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and edited for libel and length. Please limit to 500 words. General thank you notes, form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact by email or fax or mail.
Bible-Clause Preamble Quotation in Constitutional Text
The fragment presents an excerpt from the First Amendment summarizing limits on government regarding religion speech press assembly and petition. It reads like a historic rights clause emphasizing free exercise and nonestablishment protections and the right to redress grievances.
Sundance films provoke morality debates on taboos and art
A provocative critique targets two Sundance openings, Hounddog and Zoo, arguing that art is used to rationalize transgressive acts. The piece questions cultural tolerance for controversial content, noting explicit scenes, real incidents, and the role of publicity in shaping Oscar ambitions.
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Utah
Enumclaw
Wash
Robinson Devor
Thinkfilms
Mark Urman
Urman
Devor
The Hornbeck case and myths about child abuse
The writer challenges hysteria over child abuse sparked by missing children, noting Shawn Hornbeck’s voluntary ties to Michael Devlin, and arguing that many abducted or missing youths are not passive victims. He questions prosecutors’ portrayal of Hornbeck as entirely helpless and criticizes focusing on fear over nuanced public understanding.
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Caligula
Fanning
New York Times
Midwest
Ben Ownby
Shawn Hornbeck
Michael Devlin
Devlin
Hornbeck
United States
Million-dollar snow shifts life in Ely Kansas
Robert Day portrays Ely residents facing a heavy snowstorm that strands transport, interrupts power, and tests community bonds as they compare snow to money and reflect with poetry. Steve Reuber drives the 1962 John Deere 4010 to clear streets while mail arrives slowly and wells risk freezing.
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Bly
Steve Reuber
Steve
U.S
Gene Wurm
Wurm
Robert Frost
Whittier
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