Leg 1906 omits electing people from the ballot
In a clipped legislative record, 1906 notes omit certain electing individuals from the electoral list. The fragmentary entry signals procedural gaps or intentional omission during the period. The document shows an emphasis on formal processes rather than individual names.
Flooding Across Oklahoma and Kansas Crops Roads
The narrative describes severe floods in Oklahoma with torrential rains washing asphalt from roads and stranding motorists as rescuers were endangered when their boat sank. It notes a death from a man efforting to push a car and mentions Kansas sites like Wichita facing similar downpours and impassable streets.
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Oklahoma
Turn Around Dont Drown Flood Safety Message
Heavy rain creates dangerous road conditions within moments. SWKTalk prompts discussion on flash floods and how drivers should respond. The Red Cross advises turning around when water covers a roadway and escaping to higher ground as rapid water can sweep away a car in inches.
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Kansas
Wichita
Swktalk.com
The
American Red Cross
Obama vows fight as spill rages and BP blamed
President Obama in Oval Office address accuses BP of recklessness and pledges full fight against the Gulf spill. Energy Secretary Chu cites new estimates of leak rate at up to 2.52 million gallons per day from the ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico. Scott Faulkner, brother of Gary Faulkner detained in Pakistan, describes his brother as determined after he was found with a sword, pistol, and night-vision gear on a solo mission to hunt Osama bin Laden.
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Barack Obama
Oval Office
Gulf Coast
Steven Chu
Gulf of Mexico
Rambo
Scott Faulkner
Gary Faulkner
Pakistan
Osama bin Laden
Texas
Rick Perry
Sarah Palin
Alaska
Tina Fey
Charles Krauthammer
Gov. Perry
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Arctic
Alaskan National Wildlife Refuge
Colombia
Mexico
Africa
Indonesia
South America
John Vidal
The
Guardian
Telegram letters to editor policy
The Telegram outlines letters to the editor must be signed with writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn. Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Phone Ext 201 Fax 275-5165 Attn. Editor.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment guarantee text summary card
The First Amendment restricts government from establishing a church or impeding free exercise of religion and protects freedom of speech press and peaceful assembly to petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Finney County Economic Development Crossroads and Plan
A detailed 2005 message from Eric Dopperschmidt, president of Policom Corporation, urges Finney County to adopt aggressive funding and leadership to counter long term rural decline. It cites historical growth, recent manufacturing losses, and calls for pro business climate, loans, grants, trained labor, industrial property development, and new industry recruitment to raise living standards.
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United States
Kansas
Finney County
Garden City Community College
William H. Fruth
Policom Corporation
William Fruth
Fruth
FCEDC
Eric Dopperschmidt
The
Finney County Economic Development Corp
Grannies Stand Up For Peace In Washington And New York
Grannies Against the War, 60s to 90s with a founder named Joan Wise, held a weekly protest for 331 weeks since the Bush era, addressing Obama Afghan war policy with banners leaflets and chants. In Manhattan about 20 demonstrators stood curbside while Karzai met Obama in Washington.
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Washington
Hamid Karzai
Afghanistan
Obama
White House
Manhattan
Joan Wise
George W. Bush
Blame and the BP oil spill in public discourse
The essay assigns blame widely for the BP deepwater disaster, targeting politicians and environmentalists, while arguing that oil addiction and consumer choices fuel spills. It mocks Perry, Palin, and Krauthammer, contrasts views with global spill patterns, and urges personal accountability for energy use and policy lag.
Kaul Columnist Donald Kaul Resides in Ann Arbor
Columnist Donald Kaul is identified as living in Ann Arbor Michigan. The brief notice places Kaul in the Michigan city and notes his occupation as columnist.
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Donald Kaul
Ann Arbor, Mich
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