Immigration reform debate centers on border security and guest workers
The piece reviews a Center for Immigration Studies tally of 7.9 million migrants in five years, while the Senate Judiciary Committee backs a plan for tougher border security and a guest worker path to citizenship. It contrasts with House rhetoric that would criminalize illegal presence and expand fencing, amid business, religious, and Latino voting considerations.
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Duke suspends lacrosse team amid rape allegations
Duke University president Richard Brodhead halted the lacrosse program as investigators gather facts after accusations that several team members raped an exotic dancer at an off campus party. The pause comes during a painful period of uncertainty.
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Richard Brodhead
Telegram invites signed letters to editor for Garden City KS
The Telegram requests letters to the editor be signed with writer address and phone number. Letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel or length. Keep under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text reference for free press and speech
The First Amendment prohibits laws restricting the establishment of religion or the free exercise thereof. It also bars abridging the freedom of speech or of the press and protects the right of the people to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Immigration and Assimilation in a Divided America
A column arguing that illegal immigration threatens national identity and English speaking assimilation. It criticizes rallies for immigrants rights, supports stronger border controls, a guest worker program with limits, and no amnesty. It urges elections to center immigration and national security, urging enforcement before new entrants.
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America
Critics mark Iraq war anniversary with mixed view
Donald Kaul notes the war’s third anniversary amid debated claims of victory and democracy. He questions Saddam’s removal, cites sectarian violence, and mocks official certainty while listing regional harms and the cost. He highlights Iran’s influence, Iraqi leaders’ fears, and Bush’s optimistic stance. He closes with skepticism about civil war labels.
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Bush
Lyndon Johnson
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It Happened in Kansas in Garden City News Clippings
A 1940s Garden City News clippings feature recounts Kansas tales with drift from Earl Brookover’s irrigation cantaloupes to buffalo in multiple towns, Garden City pool, Hanston depot, bottomless pits, and a Shelley of accidents. It notes editor FR Cooper and a Swahili giraffe names Makena born 2005, zoo volunteers, and humor from The New Yorker Talk of the Town.
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Talk of the Town
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