Hopewell clues spark Western Kansas archaeology hunt
An archeologist, Jim Dougherty, seeks Hopewell artifacts in western Kansas to trace possible east to west movement. He notes distinctive arrow points and pottery styles, urges locals to report finds, and highlights the study’s value for understanding regional history.
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University of Kansas Museum of Anthropology
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Public figures discuss terror links and world events
Mindy Kleinberg recalls the World Trade Center attack and questions an investigation while Colin Powell outlines possible Al Qaida-Saddam ties. Jane Harman warns Iraq as a training ground for terrorists. An Alaska SeaLife Center curator notes the fragile status of an octopus named J-1 aged five.
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Mindy Kleinberg
Alan
World Trade Center
Richard Hocking
Alaska SeaLife Center
J-1
Lt Pulse Reader Forum Addressed at Telegram
The Telegram invites reader input via email fax or phone and directs letters to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 with extension 201.
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Garden City
First Amendment text summary for civic record
The First Amendment limits government power by prohibiting an establishment of religion, protecting free exercise, and safeguarding freedom of speech and of the press. It also guarantees the right to peaceably assemble and to petition for redress of grievances.
Reagan Farm Policy Seeds and Setbacks
Reagan roots in Illinois shaped a farm policy arc where Congress did most heavy lifting. The era birthed the Conservation Reserve Program and decoupling seeds, yet overproduction and mixed outcomes marked his tenure amid drought and sugar price fights. Farmers viewed him warmly despite policy tensions and a Democratic Congress shaping the era.
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America
Déjà vu politics and celebrity overdrive in media week
A biting, opinionated take on the 1990s political celebrity cycle. It notes Reagan’s death, Bush’s 80th, Clinton’s memoir push and a return of O J Simpson to headlines, while highlighting media fixation on personalities over policy. It contrasts public mourning with sensationalism and previews Hillary Clinton’s book tour dynamics.
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Bill Clinton
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Ms. Lewinsky
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Hertz
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White prosperity and the escalator of history
A personal reflection argues that American meritocracy has been shaped by racial disparities in access to education housing and public benefits. It contrasts GI Bill and Homestead Act advantages enjoyed by whites with systemic barriers faced by people of color and notes civil rights progress while warning that broad government support still favors white families.
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