Hispanic immigrants rally voices at Kansas Statehouse
About 800 Hispanics from Garden City and nearby areas gathered at the Kansas Statehouse for an Out of the Shadows rally. They pressed for in state tuition for undocumented students, driver's licenses, health care access, education, and worker rights amid debates on immigration policy.
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Thunderous blast at oil refinery sparks fear near Houston
Charles Gregory and coworkers fled a trailer tank as a massive explosion rattled a refinery south of Houston. Army Secretary Harvey warned recruiting targets may miss projections and denied any draft plan. Baghdad’s ruined streets were described as a total mess by teacher Fadhila Dawoud in stark terms.
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Free trade won't feed world says Hodges on WTO ag push
Economist John Hodges argues against including agriculture in WTO talks urging developing nations to benefit from free trade in non agricultural foods. He says Western policy created today’s farming system with subsidies and protections and that global food security relies on sustainable small scale farming and fair compensation, not unfettered agricultural liberalization. Alan Guebert notes EU and US programs already move toward sustainability.
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Need to Err on the Side of Life in Schiavo Case
Column argues the ethics of Terri Schiavo's life and whose duty it is to decide. It questions Michael Schiavo's authority, highlights his separation from Terri, and urges judging with a bias toward life while noting the nation’s controversy and the lack of clear answers. Kathleen Parker invites readers to consider cautious, life-affirming stance.
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Bane of civilization voiced in Charley Reese column
The columnist derides modern culture and intellectuals, condemning rap and abstract art while lamenting a perceived brain drain and loss of standards. He argues against universities, praises upcoming Harry Potter and Sam Elliott projects, and invites readers to write to Charley Reese in Orlando.
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