School brick problem at Kenneth Henderson Middle sparks repair debate
At a USD 457 board meeting experts from Brown's Masonry Mid Continent Restoration and local firms will discuss causes of rusting metal mesh behind exterior brick at the 27 year old Kenneth Henderson Middle. They will consider a complete stucco overhaul at an estimated 250000 versus ongoing mortar patching, with taxpayers weighing long term safety and cost.
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Kenneth Henderson Middle School
Board of Education
Brown
Garden City
Mid Continent
Fort Scott
Dudley Williams
Wichita
Florence Wilson
Victor Ornelas
Edith Scheuerman
Charles O. Stones
Bernadine Sitts
Kenneth Henderson
Peebles Complex ballplayer carving sparks calls for upkeep
Bonnie Standley of Garden City argues Peebles Complex and Deane Wiley Park show neglect. She questions funding and maintenance of ball fields Tangeman and surrounding grounds, urging the recreation department to finish upgrades and improve facilities.
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Peebles Complex
Peebles
Recreation Department
Deane Wiley Park
Tangeman
Bonnie Standley
Garden City
Telegram Pulse Reader Forum Feedback Address
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or mail. Send comments to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or via the newspaper office extension 201.
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Garden City
Words on Religion and Free Speech in Constitution
The text recalls the First Amendment provisions about establishment and free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and press, and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances. It underscores constitutional protections and limits on governmental action.
Kansas debt growth hits 2000s rise in state bonds
Kansas shifted from a debt light state to a heavy borrower since the 1990s, boosting per capita bonds from about 195 dollars in 1992 to 844 in 2002 and projecting 3.71 billion in total bonds by mid 2005. Budget officials warn of looming costs while analysts call the increase a warning flag for fiscal health.
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Duane Goossen
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Tennessee
Arizona
Bart Hildreth
Wichita State University
Kansas Development Finance Authority
Helgerson
Goossen
Department of Transportation
Department of Health and Environment
Hildreth
Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 fuels partisan controversy
Roger Hernandez critiques Michael Moore's film arguing it distorts Iraq and Afghanistan links, alleges misused footage and unfounded claims about Bush era motives. He praises some prewar warnings but accuses Moore of factual errors while urging honest debate ahead of a key election.
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George Washington
United States
Moore
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America
Bush
Richard Clarke
White House
bin Laden
Afghanistan
George W. Bush
Texas
Houston
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Caspian Sea
Dick Cheney Halliburton
Taliban
Karzai
U.S
Rush Limbaughs
Michael Moores
Abortion in the Tides of Culture and Change
Frederica Mathewes Green examines how culture shifts on hot topics like abortion, noting media responsiveness and the long arc of social change. She compares 1930s drunkenness and later attitudes to today’s view of sex and abortion, urging patience and perseverance toward change.
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First Things
Religion and Public Life
Frederica Mathewes-Green
Mathewes-Green
Arthur
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mathewes- Green
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