Downtown Vision advances in bid for Kansas Main Street program
Garden City groups push downtown revival with a mock news broadcast highlighting Windsor Hotel plans and city growth. Downtown Vision aims to join Main Street in July if accepted, while the Finney County Preservation Alliance seeks funds for Windsor renovations and preservation efforts.
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Kansas Main
Windsor Hotel
Alliance
Windsor
Kansas Heritage Trust
Finnup Foundation
Garden City
Katherine Strackeljohn
Finney County Historical Society
Downtown Vision
Kansas Main Street
Preservation Alliance
Analysts on Darfur destruction and election optimism
Darrell West and Andrew Natsios discuss US political preferences and field findings. West notes Americans favor optimistic candidates while Natsios cites a NASA photo analysis showing destruction in nearly 400 Darfur villages across 576 villages surveyed.
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United States
Darrell West
Brown University
Andrew Natsios
Agency For International Development
NASA
Darfur
Sudan
Telegram editor welcomes reader feedback address and contact
The Telegram invites reader input by email fax and phone and provides online options. Letters should be sent to Attn. Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Use the editor line for correspondence and include a return address for reply.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Fragmentary First Amendment text fragment
The excerpt presents a portion of the First Amendment listing protections for religion speech press assembly and petition but is incomplete and lacks context or a discernible news event or person names for a full card.
National Organic Program fights to keep standards intact
The National Organic Program has faced USDA efforts to loosen rules. NOSB criticisms and a ensuing public outcry halted proposed changes. Secretary Veneman pledged collaboration with the NOSB and industry to resolve issues, visiting the board to reaffirm commitment.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
US. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Organic Trade Assn
U.S
Mr. Kroger
Safeway
Sam
America
Farm Agency
Ag Marketing Service
Jim Riddle
Minnesota
National Organic Standards Board
NOSB
Standards Board
Ann Veneman
Dave Carter
NCSB
Riddle
Veneman
National Organic Advisory Board
Washington, D.C
Carter
Immunization mandates spark debate over risks and vaccines
Connie Newcome of Inman warns Kansas lawmakers and parents about immunization requirements citing VAERS figures, compensation payments, and possible adverse effects. She notes vaccines may cause serious illnesses, lists questions for parents, and suggests waivers exist in many states.
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Kansas
VAERS
National
National Vaccine Information Institute
Foster care month reflections from Saint Francis Academy Kansas
Clay L. Finck Southwest area director of The Saint Francis writes about sustaining foster care efforts in Kansas beyond May. He praises foster parents for providing safety, love, and guidance, and urges continued commitment to children in need year round.
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Kansas
Saint Francis Academy
Saint Francis
Clay L. Finck
Finck
The
Week of White House turmoil and Vatican influence noted
A National Catholic Reporter account alleges President Bush sought the Vatican secretary of state to press American Catholic bishops to back him for re election. The piece ties Chalabi's fall from favor to lingering Iraq War controversies and recalls Tenet's resignation amid CIA and Abu Ghraib scrutiny.
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National Catholic Reporter
Bush
Rome
Vatican
John Kennedy
John Kerry
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Mr. Reagan
Iraq
Ahmed Chalabi
U.S
Pentagon
State Department
CIA
Chalabi
White House
Saddam Hussein
Laura Bush
Abu Ghraib
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