Kansas lawmakers face choice on expanding gambling amid education funding
The Kansas Legislature opens a special session after a Supreme Court ruling, as lawmakers weigh options to fund $142 million more for education. Proposals include new casinos to generate revenue, with “Big Casino” and “Little Casino” plans debated. Proponents say gambling could ease tax and service cuts, while critics warn of social costs and a casino expansion boom. Kansans may bet on a quick revenue fix, but history in Iowa shows a risk of further casino proliferation.
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Jury taunts dismiss nary crimes as Ku Klux Klansman manslaughter verdict
Rita Schwerner Bender laments jurors who refused to acknowledge murders in the 1964 slayings of civil rights workers. The panel convicting a former Ku Klux Klansman faces calls for truth and accountability amid the case.
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Telegram letters policy notice from Garden City KS
The Telegram outlines letters to the editor requirements including signed letters with address and phone number, confirmation before publication, editing for libel and length, and a 500 word limit. Thank you letters are general. form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed. Address and Ext given.
First Amendment Text Reference
The article presents the First Amendment clause prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise speech press and assembly along with the right to petition the government for grievances. It outlines core constitutional freedoms and their intended limits on government action.
Danforth op-ed on Christianity's political role in America
Cal Thomas sums up John Danforth's NYT op-ed arguing conservatives err when they seek to impose moral agendas through government. True power, he says, comes from religious influence not the state, and Christians should focus on personal repentance and love rather than political action. Faith leads, government follows.
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Kansas legislators urged to focus on world class education
A call to return to Topeka to finish work on a world class education for Kansas students. Leaders urge investment without tax increases, accountability in spending, and support for expanded gaming to boost state revenue. Emphasizes long term prosperity, economic growth, and keeping funds in Kansas.
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Views on gambling and school funding prompt questions
Dale Clare of Garden City criticizes gambling as a means to fund public schools, arguing funds would come from those who gamble and lose. The message questions governor and Legislature and urges better funding solutions.
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A columnist collects assorted signs and snippets reflecting a ditsy world. From dictionary debates over ditsy to bar notices and quirky ads in Canada, the piece strings together curiosities about modern life, technology use, and everyday observations as a satirical collage.
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