Marriage for Keeps arrives in Garden City to aid couples
A federally funded program from the Healthy Marriage Initiative offers a free 15 week course to strengthen marriages and families. The first session is tonight with signups via Catholic Social Service at 272-0010.
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Garden City
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Catholic Social Service
Congress will decide executive privilege legality say Conyers
Rep. John Conyers disputes President Bushs executive privilege claim. He argues Congress and the courts, not the White House, must decide the validity as aides defy subpoenas in the US attorney firings investigation.
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Congress
John Conyers
Bush
Telegram invites signed letters to the editor details
The Telegram publishes letters to the editor that must be signed and include the writer address and phone number. All letters are subject to editing for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words. Contact options include email and phone, with a postal address for Attn Editor at 310 N. Seventh St., Garden City, KS 67846.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment text excerpt on rights and freedoms
The passage states that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to assemble peaceably and petition the government for grievances.
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Arizona Governor Napolitano signs tough Arizona immigration bill
Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano, a Democrat, signs a stringent employer sanctions law after Congress fails to pass a comprehensive immigration reform. The measure requires business to verify workers using the federal pilot program, threatens license suspension and possible revocation for violations, and may trigger a fall special session to fix flaws.
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Napolitano
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U.S
Feds
House
Nancy Pelosi
Harry Reid
United States
Clarence Thomas and the Court’s Rightward Drift
An op ed reflects on Justice Clarence Thomas as a central figure in the Supreme Court’s conservative shift. It notes his segregation-era schooling, anti affirmative action stance, and long tenure shaping school integration and civil rights rulings while remaining a polarizing, independent voice on the bench. The piece critiques his views on race, diversity, and judicial philosophy amid a court headed further right.
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Upreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Thurgood Marshall
Seattle
Louisville
Justice Thomas
Thomas
Rush Limbaugh
Holy Cross
Martin Luther King Jr
Yale Law School
Kevin Merida
Michael Fletcher
Law
Supreme Court
Merida and
Fletcher
Anita Hill
Anita
Bush commutes Libby sentence amid broader justice concerns
The author laments President Bush commuting Lewis Libby’s prison term, arguing it signals contempt for the rule of law. They contrast Libby’s perjury and obstruction with Clinton's pardon, accuse Bush of selective mercy, and warn of erosions to civic trust and future accountability.
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Scooter
Libby
FBI
Justice Department
Bush
Congress
Dick Cheney
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Marc Rich
Iran
Rich
Switzerland
America
Iraq
Message to Charley Reese at Orlando P O Box 2446
The note requests sending correspondence to Charley Reese via P O Box 2446 in Orlando Florida 32802. It provides a mailing address and a clear instruction to address mail to that recipient.
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Charley Reese
P.O. Box
Orlando
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