Retain Kansas Supreme Court Justices in November
Editorial urges Kansans to vote to retain all sitting justices amid attacks from the governor and legislature. It argues moves to impeach or undermine the court threaten the apolitical balance and cites past reforms to court powers. The piece calls for resisting politicization and preserving judicial independence.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Gctelegram.com
Sam Brownback
Supreme Court
Kansas
Ray Merrick
Senate
Call for Special Session on Kansas School Funding Reform
Rep. Jim Ward of Wichita urges fixing the school finance formula and ending courthouse debates as Democrats push a petition to compel lawmakers to return for a special session amid stalemate over K-12 funding. A reader comment labels leadership lack as a sad failure.
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Gctelegram.com
Kansas
Jim Ward
Wichita
Telegram invites signed letters to editor for Garden City KS
The Telegram requests letters to the editor be signed with the writer's address and phone number. All letters are to be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer testimonials and business reviews will not be printed. Address Attn Editor 310 N Seventh Garden City KS 67846.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Open access threatens science with pirate archives rise
European Commission push for free online research by 2020 sparks debate over open access. Alexandra Elbakyan’s Sci-Hub and Library Genesis pilfer millions of papers and books, provoking concerns about the dismantling of scientific societies and long-term archives.
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Kazakhstan
Alexandra Elbakyan
JSTOR
Lbrary
Project Muse
Chronicle of Higher Education
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Oxford University Press
Library Genesis
Sci-Hub
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China
Russia
United States
Brazil
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New York Times
Gordon Nelson
Council of Scientific Society
Sci
Ence
Google
Vint Cerf
Cerf
Guardian
One Nation, Indivisible and the Trump Question
Kathleen Parker reflects on American unity amid immigration, globalization, and political extremes. She contrasts demanding national ideals with Trump era rhetoric, recalls Memorial Day in Oxford Maryland, and laments democracy hanging by a thread as citizens seek peace and steadiness. Email kathleenparkerwashpost.com for comments.
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Ford, Md
United States of America
Oxford
Maryland
Washington
America
Kiowa County farmer cherishes life and five wire fences
Kiowa County farmer Rick Sherer, 62, chats in his Mullinville area machine shop during a rainy day. He values his grandchildren, fences, a good wheat field, and cattle. He emphasizes learning about equipment, good herd health, and strong community ties with Steve Goering and Barrett Smith.
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Mullinville
Rick Sherer
Sherer
John Deere
Kansas
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Steve
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