Sublette Larks make history with back to back undefeated title
The Sublette 2A girls win the Kansas state basketball title 65 to 46 over Salina Sacred Heart, finishing a 52 game win streak and becoming the first 2A girls team with back to back undefeated seasons. Senior Shalee Lehning scored 27 as the town crowds packed Manhattan to cheer.
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Lady Larks
Kansas Prep
Kansas
Moundridge
Sublette
Little River
Shalee Lehning
Lehning
Manhattan
Notable quotes mix politics and pop culture in brief trio
A trio of quotations spans politics and culture. Mohamed el Said Idris comments on Arab elections and legitimacy. Paige Kimble likens bees to school life, and Bruce Springsteen critiques Bono with a sharp rock era remark.
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Egypt
al Ahram Center For Strategic and Political Studies
America
Paige Kimble
Scripps
Bruce Springsteen
Bono
Editor contact line from Garden City forum page
The snippet lists contact details for The Pulse Reader Forum by email and mail, including phone numbers and an editor address in Garden City Kansas. It presents an instruction to send letters to the Attn Editor and provides a local office location and extension.
Abridging the First Amendment Text in Focus
The passage outlines the First Amendment protections in full, prohibiting establishment of religion and ensuring free exercise of religion, free speech and press, and the right to assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances. It emphasizes broad civil liberty guarantees.
Senate bankruptcy reform shows political money’s grip
The Senate narrowly advances a bankruptcy reform bill amid fierce lobbying by banks and credit card firms. Critics say the measure hardens debtors’ start, harms ordinary families, and shields wealthy interests through asset protection trusts. Sen John Cornyn proposed limits on judge shopping but withdrew the amendment after pushback, illustrating how lobbying shapes the bill and its path to passage.
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Enron
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Congress
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Two visions on Social Security set Bush apart
The piece contrasts dual visions of the program, arguing privatization shifts burdens to the young while a Balls-Obey plan would fund gaps by raising the estate tax. It frames trust between generations as the core issue, noting deficits, tax cuts, and child welfare debates shaping the policy fight.
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Bush
State of the Union
Indiana
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Congress
Robert Ball
Wisconsin
David Obey
Ball
Sunshine Week advocates open government nationwide
The piece urges public dialogue on access to government information during Sunshine Week Your Right to Know. It cites Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline and former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld on transparency, warns of post 9 11 secrecy, and urges Kansas to adopt open government measures as a constitutional right led by Edward Seaton of the Manhattan Mercury.
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Phill Kline
Donald Rumsfeld
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James Madison
Edward Seaton
Sunshine Week
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Manhattan Mercury
Community thanks Home Depot for aid in BTK case
Nancy Teetzen of Garden City thanks Home Depot and its Wichita East store for helping identify a BTK suspect through surveillance equipment. She notes the emotional impact in Wichita and prays for the suspect’s capture, expressing relief that others contributed to the case.
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Garden City
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