Severe weather hits Midwest with deadly tornadoes across five states
Our View notes a weekend tornado outbreak across Kansas Missouri Illinois Arkansas and Oklahoma with more than 100 twisters surpassing the 1990 March record. At least 10 killed, some deaths blamed on dangerous choices. Emphasizes preparedness guidance from Red Cross and Weather Awareness Week urging year round drills.
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Texas governor mourns wildfire deaths in Texas
Texas Governor Rick Perry expresses grief for the 11 people who died in recent wildfires and praises statewide resilience during wildfire season. Separately, Marko Milosevic comments on his father's death and Senator Edward M. Kennedy calls for a unified Iraq plan.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor
The Telegram requests letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number and will be confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and should be 500 words or less. thank you letters are general. Address: Attn Editor Garden City KS. Phone 620 276 6862 Ext 201.
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First Amendment Center of Excellence Statement
The First Amendment Center of Excellence asserts core rights enshrined in the First Amendment. It emphasizes that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise. It upholds freedom of speech and of the press and the rights to assemble and petition government for redress.
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Ports deal exposes GOP rifts over security and immigration
The Dubai Ports World purchase of six U.S. port operations triggers a GOP revolt and questions Biden Bush era credibility on national security. Critics cite UAE ties and immigration backlash, while Democrats seize the moment to indict White House judgment amid Iraq conflict and New Orleans levee concerns.
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Abortion Ban Takes Effect As South Dakota Enters Controversy
Ellen Goodman analyzes South Dakota’s new abortion ban zeroing in on a life of restriction. The law outlaws abortion with limited exceptions, threatens doctors with felonies, and aims to overturn Roe while sparking court battles and statewide votes. The piece contrasts pro life and pro choice strategies and calls out political rhetoric masking true aims.
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Samuel Alito
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Kate Looby
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Mike Rounds
Supreme Court
Nancy Keenan
Naral Pro-Choice America
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Naral
Keenan
Naral Pro- Choice America
MAGICAL MARCH KICKS OFF WITH CULTURE FESTS IN GARDEN CITY
Garden City highlights open with Vienna Boys Choir drawing 1,200 fans and St. Petersburg Classical Ballet drawing 1,000 to 1,100. The week features The Importance of Being Earnest at the community college, the Army Jazz Band, and a rodeo. Mayor Duane West notes local traffic talking points and hints at future rain.
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