Primary timing in Kansas hinges on redistricting ruling
A three judge panel weighs the state's congressional map as Aug six primary elections loom. Secretary Thornburgh warns delaying the vote worsens turnout, while Attorney General Stovall cites Junction City Fort Riley separation as a community of interest issue. Judges hear arguments early July with a swift decision favored to protect voter choice and campaign timelines.
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Falwell on Nickelodeon clash stirs moral stance
The Rev. Jerry Falwell says he would preach in hell if promised release, reflecting on his participation in a Nickelodeon special about same sex parents and his later call against airing it. The remarks echo the clash over religious viewpoints in media.
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On This Day Highlights From History June 18
June 18 marks The 169th day of 2002 with 196 days left. Notable events include Churchill's Finest Hour speech in 1940 and Philadelphia rebirth in 1778 as British forces withdrew. U S declared war on Britain in 1812 and Napoleon faced Waterloo in 1815. Susan B Anthony fined in 1873 for attempting to vote.
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Bishops adopt policy barring abusive clergy from contact
The American bishops chose a policy Friday that prohibits sexually abusive clergy from face to face parishioner contact but stops short of a full zero tolerance, as it allows them to remain in the priesthood. Public comment lines offer a voting option by phone.
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Cattlemen Critique Media Coverage Sparks Local Debate
A Garden City Telegram opinion piece defends cattlemen amid backlash after a New York Times Magazine piece. The author argues cattle industry pride, media blame, and economic reliance on cattle shaping the region.
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Estate tax repeal vows spark budget clash in Congress
Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd laments a three quarter trillion dollar hole in future finances as House and Senate majorities push to make permanent the estate tax repeal. The piece notes the political fight, the low tax paid by estates, and the risk to Social Security and Medicare with rising deficits. It cites differing views from business groups and some farmers and publishers, and recalls Roosevelt’s concerns about wealth inequality.
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Gas Station Graffiti Sparks Kansas City Commentary
The column rails at rude anonymous online remarks and local politics. It skewers tax increases, a Ford-like beef empire, and Wichita figures Bob Knight and Kathleen Sebelius, while lampooning Mary and Ralph Barnes and local newspaper letters.
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