State university presidents resist Kansas Open Records Act revisions
Dissent grows as Regents lobbyists stall a KORA update while Kansans pay for higher education. KU KSU and Wichita State oppose disclosure of total compensation arguing it harms the employee relation and work focus, despite wide support in the House. The measure awaits Senate Judiciary action.
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Wild West of tissue trade cited by bioethicist and lawmaker
Dr Art Caplan calls the body parts market a high risk arena amid accusations two men including UCLA Willed Body Program director sold parts for profit. Mitch McConnell argues food industry lawsuits won't curb obesity. Mohamed Abdullahi, in Chicago, comments on Martha Stewart products and bedsheets.
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Public addresses for Garden City commissions and county center
The Finney County Commission administrative center is at 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 and the Garden City Commission administrative center at 801 N Eighth St Garden City KS 67846. Both listings provide official locations for county and city government operations in Garden City Kansas.
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Telegram letters page contact details
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email, fax and phone. It provides contact numbers 9 mm , (620) 275-2704 and 276-6862 and an address Attn Editor, 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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First Amendment text excerpt as constitutional guide
The First Amendment restrains government from establishing religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It protects free speech and a free press and secures the right to peaceably assemble and petition for redress of grievances.
The WTO should reuse the wheel in farm trade talks
Tufts researcher Tim Wise argues global farm subsidies are mismeasured and misapplied, skewing WTO negotiations. He says the $300 billion figure hides market supports and that reform should include supply management, export limits, and curbing agribusiness power to benefit producers and consumers alike.
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Daniel de la Torre Ugarte
University of Tennessee
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Martha Stewart case viewed as show not substance
Kathleen Parker argues the Martha Stewart prosecution served as a spectacle driven by celebrity culture. She questions whether justice targets real corporate crimes or a high profile figure, noting poll results favoring jail and criticizing media framing and public appetite for punishment.
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Bush budget boosts target on almanacs and industry
Jim Hightower critiques a White House push for homeland security spending and corporate tax breaks while warning that a wave of manufacturing job losses continues. He argues the almanac scare is a distraction from real threats to civil rights and the economy, urging a shift to genuine renewal.
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