Kansas GOP primary rules blocked by court ruling
Kansas faces a confusing August 3 primary as a district court blocks the GOP from opening its unaffiliated voter option. Unaffiliated voters may vote in the Democratic primary without affiliating, while Republican ballots require an affiliation form for those not registered with the party. First time voters must show ID under federal law, or use provisional ballots that must be resolved before polls close. County officials and poll workers face a steep learning curve to ensure a fair election.
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Ward Loyd Lauded for Public Service and Leadership
Gerald O. Schultz of Garden City urges voting for Ward Loyd in the 123rd District race on August 3. He highlights Loyd's 19 years as a city commissioner, school board attorney, and current representative, praising his leadership on Topeka committees and commitment to public education and funding.
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Values in American politics and the enduring culture wars
The piece contrasts voter focus on values with political rhetoric as Edwards Kerry and Bush surface differing moral claims in North Carolina Iowa and Cleveland. It cites William Galston on America’s political creed, religious observance, and the enduring culture war shaping debates over abortion gay marriage and moral lines while noting pragmatism and tolerance as needed in diverse communities.
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Hybrids Go From Hip to Target of Mockery
In a breezy column, the author describes hybrid owners as maligned as hip, virtuous, and morally superior. He notes Times critics and celebrities lampooning Priuses while acknowledging personal mileage, guilt, and the politics of eco-conscious driving amid rising gas concerns.
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Telegram reader forum contact details
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email at gctelegram.com or by phone at 275-2704, fax 276-6862, or mail Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
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First Amendment Prcuniere Text Overview
The passage outlines core freedoms: establishment of religion free exercise speech press assembly and petition. It frames limits on government action and highlights rights to peaceably assemble and seek redress of grievances. The wording resembles constitutional guarantees and emphasizes protective civil liberties.
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Parents must shield children from porn through vigilance
A parent argues Michael Reagan's call to isolate porn online helps but fails to stop access. He urges stronger action to ban browser hijacking, promote parental monitoring, and demand pornographers secure their own domain while lawmakers push related fixes. News Editor Laurie Chapman: Schapman gctelegram.com.
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