Public libraries in Kansas face HB 2719 scrutiny
The Kansas House Taxation Committee weighs House Bill 2719 that would require public votes or local government approval for tax levies supporting libraries and other entities. Editorial caution flags risks to library funding, urging scrutiny of language and opposition to centric budget slashing. Recommends Mary Brownback support for viable libraries and child welfare.
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Kansas
Mary Brownback
Kansas House Taxation Committee
Americans For Prosperity
American Legislative Exchange Council
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Opposition to refugee legislation sparks online clash in Garden City
Readers clash in Garden City as comments on GCTelegram.com condemn refugees and demand actions. The edition notes Valley View Cemetery Sexton Kelly Stevenson cites cemetery revenue from two columbaria, illustrating local implications of the policy debate.
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Denial and Debate Over Iran Nuclear Deal and Missile Tests
The piece argues that the Obama administration and Democrats promised a celebratory outcome to the Iran nuclear deal while critics warned of unfreezing funds aiding terrorism. It notes Revolutionary Guard missile tests with Hebrew inscriptions threatening Israel, plus Hillary Clinton’s shift in stance and calls to reimpose sanctions if violations occur.
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Tehran
Israel
America
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Washington Post
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Hillary Clinton
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Islam and ISIS recruitment risks in cautious versus rash rhetoric
Kathleen Parker surveys Faith Angle Forum views by Jessica Stern and Abdullah Antepli on how Obama and Trump rhetoric may aid or hinder Islamic State recruitment. They warn naming Islam risks alienating moderates while urging nuanced understanding of history, people, and theology to deradicalize youth.
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Obama
Donald Trump
Trump
Boston University
Jessica Stern
Abdullah Antepli
Duke University
Office of Civic Engagement
The
Ethics and Public Policy Center
Antepli
US State Department
Stern
America
HB2199 Sparks Debate On Parental Control Of School Materials
Dr. John Richard Schrock argues Kansas House Bill 2199, an opt-in requirement for all public school instructional materials, would erode local control and halt necessary education. He cites modern biology expectations, infertility advances, and diverse student needs to defend comprehensive sex education and professional teaching standards.
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Kentucky
Hugoton Usd
K.S.A
John Richard Schrock
The
Kansas School Naturalist
Emporia State University
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