Editorial calls for Nye Clutter collection to aid museums not sale
The Nye family collection related to the Clutter killings includes notebooks, Capote signed items, and rare crime scene photos. The editorial urges donating materials to public institutions and keeping distressing photos private, as selling them risks reopening wounds for relatives while offering potential historical insight for investigators.
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Capote
Herb Clutter
Bonnie
Nancy
Kenyon
Perry Smith
Richard Hickock
Clutters
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Harold Nye
Quotes about health reform and caring people in KS and Myanmar
An online commenter on GCTelegram.com urges Massachusetts rate comparisons to Kansas and rejects Romneycare or Obamacare in KS. The remark appears in context of a Brownback Praeger health reform dispute. A separate Myanmar Christian Fellowship piece notes Pastor Robert Phillips praising the community on its one year anniversary.
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Gctelegram.com
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Sandy Praeger
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Phillips
Myanmar Christian Fellowship
Letters Policy For Telegram Readers
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters must be 500 words or less and general in nature. form letters poems consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846
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Kansan Senate primary pits Brownback allies against moderates
A Kansas Senate primary debate centers on Brownback endorsements for AFP and Chamber backed challengers versus traditional Republicans led by former Gov Bill Graves. Numbers show 21 votes needed for a Senate majority, with moderates and Democrats potentially halting a conservative bloc and perhaps reshaping leadership. Joseph A. Aistrup, Kansas State University, analyzes the high stakes and tactical moves shaping the race.
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Graves
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U.S
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KNEA
Kansas
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Christie shifts drug war stance signals shift in policy
In a Brookings speech and Jersey actions Chris Christie frames the war on drugs as well intentioned but failing and endorses treatment over jail for nonviolent offenders. Newark Mayor Cory Booker echoes concerns about large government costs as drug policy enters a period of reexamination.
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New Jersey
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Fla
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Jersey
Noah
United States
New York Times
UCLA
Mark Kleiman
U.S
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Colombia
Mexico
Central America
Caribbean
Americas
District of Columbia
Colorado
Oregon
Washington State
Beau Kilmer
Jonathan Caulkins
On Romney Bain and the truth in political battle
Opinion piece argues that public morale can resist cynicism as the press scrutinizes Mitt Romney and Bain Capital. It cites Wells Fargo civil rights settlements, questions Romney’s 1999 Bain role, and notes a Globe report that he did not leave Bain until 2002 while claiming to have ended management in 1999.
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Wells Fargo
Mitt Romney
Boston Globe
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Bain Capital
Salt Lake City
Bain
Stericycle
Kansas City
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