Wheat Day highlights farming toil and biotech strides
Our View notes Kansas Wheat Day honors thousands of producers and examines drought hail and freeze effects on the crop. It discusses Kansas State University research on biotechnology for wheat, including genetic engineering and breeding, and stresses safety concerns, risks, and benefits guiding farming progress.
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Goodland and Tribune
Dodge City
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Kansas
Kansas State University Agricultural Research Center
K-State
Plant Biotechnology Center
Quotes About Tragedy and Policy Sparks Global Reactions
Elena Diaz mourns as floods in Haiti and the Dominican Republic claim hundreds of lives. Spencer Abraham unveils a 450 million plan to secure radioactive materials to prevent dirty bombs. Fayen Wong notes Singapore’s new chewing gum rule requiring name and ID for purchase.
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Haiti
Dominican Republic
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Spencer Abraham
Fayen Wong
Singapore
Pulse Reader Forum Feedback Channels Listed
The Telegram invites reader input by email, fax or phone. Send letters to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garder ia or call Ext. 201 for responses.
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Pur aes em statement on rights and freedoms
A concise citation of the First Amendment text outlining the establishment clause free exercise freedom of speech press and the right to assemble and petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Cosbys Washington remarks spark debate on Black America
The Cosby remarks at a Brown v Board anniversary in Washington draw strong reactions. He criticizes Black parenting, school dropout rates, and welfare incentives while urging private schooling and responsible leadership. The piece cites his philanthropy and long-standing views on personal accountability and reform.
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America
Washington Post
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Africa
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Taliqua
Mohammed
Brown
Board of Education
War critics eviscerate Iraq conflict and US aims
Columnist Donald Kaul argues the Iraq war reveals failed promises and flawed strategy. He notes a powerful military bogged in guerrilla fighting, misused prisoners, rising costs, and waning international support while suggesting Kerry would inherit a difficult mess.
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Iraq
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Saddam
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Britain
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Bush
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Kerry
Images of motherhood and the power of mothers
A May reflection at a border house in El Paso profiles global mothers through vivid stories of struggle and resilience. It links their strength to motherhood amid debt culture, border realities, and social challenges, citing MoM founder Arthur Simon and Judge Hutchison’s thrift legacy in Kansas.
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Rosie the Riveter
U.S
Mexico
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Kevin Cashman
Federal Reserve
God
Arthur Simon
Bread For the World
Mom and
Harvest Time
Germantown
Myvesta
America
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