Scary signs Riverton High students may mimic Columbine
Police found violent literature coded messages and guns in homes of five Riverton teens held on suspected school takeover plan. Sheriff says they were "different" and perhaps bullied. no one was hurt as authorities thwarted the plot and prepared for psychiatric evaluation.
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Ould Riverton High School
Columbine
Cherokee County
Columbine High School
Riverton
Voices Urge Action on Darfur and Immigration Rights
Boston Rabbi Or Rose cites Holocaust history to urge Bush and Congress to end genocide in Sudan's Darfur, while Sadiya Ahmed of CAIR promotes a May 1 immigrant workers' boycott. Dr. Robert Belshe discusses a nasal spray flu vaccine for children to boost protection.
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Jewish Seminarians For Justice
Congress
Sudan
Darfur
Sadiya Ahmed
Council On American-Islamic Relations
Robert Belshe
St. Louis University
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First Amendment text ends with free exercise and petition rights
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Nuss Fuss shapes Kansas governor race debates
The Nuss case draws conservative Republicans into the governor race as Sen. Jim Barnett campaña for governor links courts to politics. Barnett cites the Nuss incident to argue for reform, while Gov. Kathleen Sebelius faces scrutiny over school funding and court influence.
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Sen
Jim Barnett
Emporia
Barnett
Supreme Court
Lawton Nuss
Kathleen Sebelius
Bob Beatty
Washburn University
Hensley
Morris
Nuss
Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Sebelius
John Wratil
R-Leawood
Kansas
Does immigration really affect jobs in a free market
The column argues economists clash over whether immigrants steal or create jobs. It cites Peri and Camarota, Borjas and Card, and traces the debate from 19th century arrivals to modern immigrants. The piece questions the premise and urges weighing broader economic impacts before policy choices.
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Giovanni Peri
Immigration Policy Center
Steven A. Camarota
Center For Immigration Studies
Camarota
CIS
Peni
IPC
American Immigration Law Foundation
Harvard
George Borjas
University of California, Berkeley
David Card
Roger Daniels
America
New York
Department of Public Works
Ireland
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Austria
Scandinavia
Russia
Poland
Italy
Balkans
United States
Potpourri of newsy tidbits from a midwest paper
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Memorial Stadium
Grant Wood
Renwick
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Washington, D.C
Iowa
U.S
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