Telegram People Editor Publisher Dena Sattler Established 1906
A brief note notes Dena Sattler as editor publisher for the Telegram in an item marking the paper's long history since 1906. The fragmentary text confirms the editor publisher role and the paper name with unclear additional characters.
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Finney County Struggles Rise in Child Poverty Reports
Our View highlights the latest KIDS COUNT indicators showing Kansas child poverty rising from 12 percent in 2000 to 15 percent in 2008, with Finney County at nearly 23 percent in 2007. Public school free lunch eligibility exceeds 63 percent locally, versus 42 percent statewide, while poverty defined as a family of four under twenty one thousand eight hundred thirty four remains common.
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Kansas
Combatting Finney County Poverty Requires Shared Action
A community calls for coordinated effort to reduce poverty in Finney County. It argues government must partner with social services and local organizations such as United Methodist Mexican American Ministries, Russell Child Development Center, and Kansas Children's Service League to break the cycle and protect youth futures.
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Russell Child Development Center
Kansas Children’s Service League
Global leaders react to terror, war, and oil spill fallout
Michael Hayden criticizes thousands of secret war logs as dangerous to operatives in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Hervé Morin vows to pursue al-Qaida members after France declares war following the Killing of a French aid worker. Robert Gibbs condemns BP and Tony Hayward over the environmental disaster and perceived unfairness.
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Michael Hayden
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Pakistan
France
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Herve Morin
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White House
Robert Gibbs
Tony Hayward
Telegram letters to editor policy notice
The Telegram welcomes signed letters to the editor and requires writer address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words and general thank you letters are allowed. Attn Editor contact details provided.
The First Amendment Freedom Pledge in Brief
The article outlines the First Amendment limits on government action toward religion speech press assembly and petition. It emphasizes establishment clause free exercise and the right to protest and seek redress of grievances. The piece discusses historical context and ongoing debates over guaranteeing civil liberties.
Sherrod's tale recalls Baker County memory amid race debate
The piece frames Shirley Sherrod's NAACP speech, linking her story to Baker County Georgia's racial history. It notes Gator Johnson's violent 1961 actions, Civil Rights gains, and shifts in Southern politics, arguing that progress exists despite ongoing charges of racism and political motives.
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Shirley Sherrod
L. Warren “Gator” Johnson
Baker County
Sherrod
Martin Luther King Jr
Taylor Branch
Georgia
Charles Ware
Gator Johnson
Ware
Johnson
Baker Country
Earl and
Merle Black
America
NAACP
Andrew Breitbart
South
Warren Johnson
Views on Aug 3 Republican primary in Kansas race
Letter writers advocate for Jerry Moran for U S Senate citing agriculture support and consistency in Congress. Libby Ensley favored for Secretary of State citing election integrity and voting experience. Sunflower Electric praise for Tim Huelskamp energy stance and regional impact. statement from L Earl Watkins Jr. of Sunflower Electric Power Corp.
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U.S
Sam Brownback
Republican Party
Jerry Moran
Todd Tiahrt
Kansas
Moran
Kansas Agriculture
House Agriculture Committee
Jerry
Congress
Washington, D.C
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Barb Concannon
Hugoton
Elizabeth
Libby
Ensley
Libby Ensley
Secretary of State
Cathy McKinley
Garden City
Tim Huelskamp
Sunflower Electric Power Corporation
Holcomb
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L. Earl Watkins JR
Hays Watkins
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Huelskamp Called a Man of Honor in Editorial
An editorial last week praised Tim Huelskamp as a man of honesty integrity and sincerity and urged voters to elect those people. The letter from WILL and JACKIE NICHOLS of Copeland endorses Huelskamp as among those people.
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Tim Huelskamp
Will
Jackie Nichols
Copeland
Remembering a coaching legend
A tribute to John Wooden, 99, retired in 1975 after a record 10 NCAA titles with UCLA. The piece notes his moral stance and coaching success, but discusses the late influence of booster Sam Gilbert, alleged program corruption, and lingering questions about big college athletics.
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Wooden
UCLA
Sam Gilbert
Gilbert
Los Angeles
Lew Alcindor
Papa Sam
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Alcindor
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
J.D. Morgan
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Other Words columnist Donald Kaul obituary note
Columnist Donald Kaul, a longtime writer based in Ann Arbor Michigan, is noted in a brief annoucement distributed by OtherWords.org. The notice highlights his residency and ongoing association with the column.
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Donald Kaul
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