Telegram Chronicle Editor's Note From 1906 Lineage
A historic newspaper fragment references the Telegram established in 1906 and credits Dena Sattler as editor and publisher. The readable text hints at a long lineage and the ongoing role of the editor.
Kansas State President predicts private funding era for universities
Kansas State University President Kirk Schulz warned in a Kansas City interview that public universities may operate entirely on private funds within 20 years. State funding has fallen from 42 to 22 percent at K State and to 26 percent at KU, while Missouri remains at 35 percent. The trend, accelerated by the downturn, raises questions about future funding and potential shifts to grants, gifts, or higher tuition to cover operating budgets.
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VIN on engine block key to owner ID in Times Square bombing case
NYPD spokesman says discovery of VIN on the SUV engine allowed investigators to identify the registered owner who sold the vehicle for cash three weeks earlier. The case stems from a crude propane and gasoline bomb parked in Times Square and linked to a stranger buyer. The discovery continues to aid investigations and has yielded dividends.
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Telegram Letters to Editor Policy Notice
The Telegram welcomes letters to the editor but requires signatures a writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for size and length. The policy limits letters to 500 words or 310 N seventh Street Garden City KS 67846 phone ext 201.
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Uwe Katsie Bids Religious Freedom Cited in Law Pledge
A brief item notes Sos quotes First Amendment protections including establishment clause free exercise press speech and assembly as a government redress right. The fragment emphasizes constitutional guarantees within a local or legal context.
Bipartisan Push for Fiscal Reform at Reagan Building
A crowd of business leaders and academics gather at the Reagan Building to back President Obama’s fiscal commission led by Simpson and Bowles. Clinton Rubin Greenspan Volcker Rivlin and Reischauer urge action amid tax and entitlement trade offs while GOP leaders Greggs Ryan show wary opposition and Tea Party forces lag in alignment.
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Hedge funds and fate in a high school dream
An essay recalls a guidance counselor named Mrs Cameron who steered a student toward safe careers. The narrator laments missed hedge fund glory, cites top managers’ fortunes, tax advantages, and a Citigroup severance scandal, then reflects on lost potential and lessons from failed guidance.
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Time to Start Carrying a Gun
Opinion column argues against gun ownership surge after the Supreme Court ruling. It highlights unsafe trends, mentions guns in public spaces, stresses gun violence risks, and critiques political inertia and NRA influence amid polarized views on firearm laws.
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