Telegram list item notes editor and publisher role
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Media stereotypes and minority representation in U S news
The San Diego Union-Tribune notes stereotypes shape views of ethnic groups, citing a National Association of Hispanic Journalists report that only 0.72 percent of 2004 network stories covered Hispanics, with 40 on immigration. The Democrat & Chronicle comments on 2008 presidential speculation and campaign timelines.
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National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Fort Worth
ABC
CBS
NBC
CNN
U.S
Democrat & Chronicle
Rochester
Bush
White House
Delaware
Joseph Biden
John Kerry
Massachusetts
George Allen
Virginia
New York
Hillary Clinton
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Schwarzenegger
California
Telegram letters to editor policy noted for publication
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor including writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and edited for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. Form letters poems complaints or testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text excerpt cited in historic record
A legal constitutional citation appears, detailing the First Amendment limits on government action. It specifies establishment of religion prohibitions, free exercise, freedom of speech and press, and the right to assemble and petition for grievances. The passage functions as a foundational rights reference in the document.
Aging reshapes Social Security debate with higher retirement age
Ellen Goodman argues against raising the retirement age as Baby Boomers linger longer in the workforce. She notes rising full retirement age, calls for fairer reforms like taxing high earners or estate tax funding, and warns of class bias in elder policy.
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Oston
Senate
Finance Committee
Charles Grassley
Les Paul
Carnegie Hall
Joe Biden
C. Eugene Steuerle
The
Urban Institute
Civic Ventures
Alicia Munnell
Robert Ball
House
Kyoto lite eclipses a real climate policy debate
Rich Lowry argues that U S senators favor symbolic emissions controls over meaningful action. He critiques McCain and Bingaman style bills, notes limited impact of Kyoto even if implemented, and suggests redirecting potential costs toward HIV AIDS malaria and water while warning of political posturing.
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Senate
United States
Bush
John McCain
Jeff Bingaman
R-N.m
Marlo Lewis
Competitive Enterprise Institute
Cri
Earth
Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
Antarctica
Greenland
Arctic
al Gore
Tom Wigley
Wigley
Kyoto
European Union
France
Belgium
Denmark
Bingaman
Farewell note from Telegram staffer joins law school journey
A Telegram reporter announces Aug 15 start as first year law student, with July 29 as last day. He credits colleagues for support over 10 months, naming many local sources, farm figures, and community contacts across western Kansas, and endorses readers to respect reporters and their work.
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Telegram
Jeff Elliot
K-State Research and Extension
Jeff
Vance
Louise Ehmke
Dighton
Matthew Huddleston
Clayton
Greg Gluntz
Scott City
Greg
Dennis Jones
Kearny County
Dennis
Louie Nusser
Garden City Farm Equipment
Louie
Jay
Jarvis Garetson
Steve Stone
Bret Crottch
Schwieterman Inc
Ralph Goodnight
Luke Harrington
Roy
Satanta Co-op
John McClelland
Garden City
Mark Gillen
Ward Loyd
Bob Smith
Les Spangler
Mark Rude
Hank Hansen
Met
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