Rural Kansas seeks growth despite state funding cuts
Gov Sebelius proposed rural growth funding with KAN STEP and a Rural Office of Opportunity. Senate approved the plan while House Republicans trimmed 500000 for KAN STEP and 100000 for planning grants and 300000 for the Office of Rural Opportunity, prompting calls for reconsideration.
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Kansas
Scott County
Kathleen Sebelius
Senate
House
Kansas House
Office of Rural Opportunity
Kansas Lottery
Larry Powell
Kalvesta
Melvin Neufeld
Ingalls
Powell
House Senate
Japan PM Abe voices misinterpretation of wartime sex slavery stance
Shinzo Abe says Japan’s position on coercion of women into sex slavery during WWII has been twisted by overseas reporting. He urges clearer media portrayal to prevent misunderstanding of Tokyo’s views amid U S coverage.
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Japan
Shinzo Abe
U.S
Telegram letters policy and contact details
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number and notes all letters will be confirmed before publication. Edits for libel and length may occur. letters should be under 500 words. General thank yous may be printed. form letters poems complaints or testimonials will not. Contact by email fax or mail at the given address.
First Amendment text fragment in early constitutional context
The sample presents the First Amendment clauses on establishment of religion free exercise speech press and assembly. It underscores protection of rights and petition to government, reflecting core constitutional guarantees and limits on Congress.
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Congress
Hillary Clintons Voice Undercuts 2008 Presidential Bid
Column argues Hillary Clinton’s tone and vocal style harm her campaign prospects. Hillary’s late Selma performance is described as off key and inauthentic, with critique focused on imitation Southern preacher affectations and perceived disrespect for the audience. Mentions Obama as rival and contrasts with Bill Clinton’s communicative warmth.
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Hillary
Bill
Iowa
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Kevin Costner
Robin Hood
Clinton
Granny Clampett
Farrer
Brooklyn
Sen. Clinton
Hillary Clinton
Gore loses Oscar spoof in spoofed piece
A satirical column pretends Antonin Scalia overturns the Oscar for best documentary to Dick Cheney for Is Peace Necessary and ridicules Gore for weighing a 2000 election bid. It features jokes about hosting, speeches, and a fictional underground prize ceremony.
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al Gore
Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
Pasadena
Motion Picture Academy
Scalia
Dick Cheney
Nancy Pelosi
Ellen DeGeneres
Michael Arndt
Gore
Cheney
United States
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
McGovern
George W. Bush
War echoes through American language and history
Charley Reese reflects on how warfare terms shape speech and culture. He traces a long pattern from colonial conflicts through World War II to the War on Terror, arguing the US remains warlike and uses enemies to mobilize fear. He notes media influence on youth and ends with a provocative line about Colt and a call to write.
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Central America
Vietnam
Grenada
Lebanon
Panama
Serbia
Libya
Iraq
Afghanistan
America
Samuel Colt
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