ELEGRAM Established 1906 miniPan Editor Publisher
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Dangerous Third Street U S 50 Bypass Intersection
Local officials say the Third Street intersection with U S 50 in Finney County is the county s most dangerous due to driver error and failure to yield to fast traffic. A series of crashes, including a fatal Sunday car semitrailer crash at Spruce Street, highlight ongoing safety concerns amid new development plans.
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Spruce Street
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor
The notice requests signed letters with writer address and phone number and states all letters will be confirmed before publication. It warns letters are subject to editing for size and length and should be limited to 500 words with the Attn Editor address at 310 N. Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and online www act true.
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First Amendment text summary item
The excerpt presents the First Amendment's core clauses protecting religion free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It outlines establishment prohibition and guarantees free religious practice, free expression, press freedom, peaceful assembly, and petition to government for redress.
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Bipartisan budget plan fails to clear Senate hurdle
The Senate voted 53 to 46 for a bipartisan budget commission proposal aimed at averting trillion-dollar deficits while lacking the 60 vote supermajority. The measure, proposed amid Obama’s first State of the Union, faced GOP and Dem opposition, with leaders from both sides pressuring members as lobbyists mounted campaigns against tax hikes and cuts. Maryland Senator Charles Mathias dies at 87, praised as a model for an independent Senate.
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No color barrier to success in whites only league
Augusta Chronicle reports on Lewis leading the All-American Basketball Alliance proposing a whites only league in 12 cities with strict citizenship rules. The piece uses the idea to discuss race, performance, and the illusion of biological limits, urging white and black students to pursue excellence regardless of color.
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Shield law needed to protect reporters in Kansas
The Dodge City Daily Globe reports reporter Claire O'Brien faced jail pressure for refusing to turn over notes and a confidential source tied to a local murder case. The editorial urges Kansas lawmakers to enact a media shield law to prevent coercion, safeguard anonymous sources, and uphold press independence from authorities.
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Topeka
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