Garden City Community College Front Door project faces vote
Olamdass Toughs backers push to put the Front Door project on the ballot as a 3 million dollar plan to consolidate offices and add classrooms. Petitioners exceeded the 348 signatures needed, trustees delay action, and March 30 voters will decide Finney County building fund matters tied to a one mill property tax.
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Finney County
Ed Rutter
General Fund
Rutter
Garden City Broabuster season praised by fans and faculty
The note credits Coach Ryan Swanson and staff Hellenthal and Shurtleff with building an elite Garden City Broacbuster basketball team. It urges support for next season, mentions college recruitment of players, and thanks Garden City Community College administration for hiring the coach.
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Hellenthal
Shurtleff
Garden City Broacbuster
Broacbuster
Swanson
Broacbusters
Garden City Community College
Broacbuster Athletic Association
Garden City Telegram Editor Contact Info Declared
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email fax or phone. Address for letters Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Phone numbers provided for editorial contact and fax.
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Gctelegram
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Garden City
First Amendment text summary reference
The First Amendment restraints on Congress prohibit establishment of religion and protect free exercise speech press assembly and petition. It enshrines five core freedoms and restricts government action to curb fundamental rights.
Civil rights divide over gay marriage sparks debate
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts argues blacks face hypocritical silencing as the Black community wrestles with homosexuality and equality. He notes conservative views within black leadership and urges solidarity in universal freedom, while distinguishing this as a civil rights issue.
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Senate
Hilary Shelton
Washington
NAACP
Richard Richardson
Black Ministerial Alliance of Greater Boston Inc
Jesse Jackson
Gene Rivers
Boston
Poland
America
China
Tiananmen Square
U.S
Tax policy clash on sales tax and digitized legislature
Senator Le Stan Clark challenged supporters to test the new destination sourcing system by filing paperwork old style while Clark and aides used the new method. He and two other senators found the process slow with only 37 of 170 orders completed by a department employee using a handheld computer. Governor Sebelius defended the pilot, noting the software misread several tricky addresses, while lawmakers debated delaying the system and a new state park near Cedar Crest advanced.
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le Stan Clark
Oakley
Clark
Nebraska
Revenue Department
Joan Wagnon
Sen. Clark
Wagnon
Ward Loyd
Garden City
Jim Ward
Dwichita
Loyd
Best Quotes Of The Year From Kansas Politicians And Pundits
A compiled selection of quips from Kansas figures and observers. Notable lines include legislators criticizing sessions length and education funding, governors commenting on vehicle policies, and local leaders weighing in on state image and taxation.
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Ceasar
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Colorado Springs, Colo
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Herald.com
Widrickson
Kathleen Sebelius
Washington, D.C
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Topeka
Salina
Ben Vidricksen
Statehouse
Vidricksen
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Sarah Kessinger
Kessinger
Dailynews
Chris Grenz
Grenz
Dailynews.net
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Sarah Kessing
Tommy Meier
Jo Ann Pottorff
Wichita
R.R. Anderson
Doug Kinsinger
Greater Topeka
Christmas List
Dave Kerr
R-Hutchinson
John Wratil
Senate Judiciary Committee
Alan Rupe
Doug Mays
R-Topeka
Annie Kuether
David Chartrand
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