Beef Empire Days celebrated with parade rodeo and beef tastings
Beef Empire Days moves through June 12 with a parade sporting events and beef tastings. From June 9 to 11 the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Rodeo takes center stage while livestock judging steer trials and demos highlight beef production. The event marks Kansas Southwest economy and beef history in its 48th year under the theme Be eff the Only Choice.
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Farewell Exhibition for Artist David Kinder at Mercer Gallery
Online readers recall David Kinder as an excellent teacher since 1976 and mourn his farewell show at Garden City Community College's Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building. In BED Beef Empire Days, Dr Todd Stone voices hope for improved animal welfare helping handlers perform their tasks better during the Cattle Working Contest.
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Letters Policy for The Telegram Newspaper
The Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor requiring signed letters with address and phone number, confirmation before publication, and potential edits for libel and length. Letters must be 500 words or less, with thank you notes kept general, and form letters, poems, and consumer complaints excluded.
Superman Rejects the American Way in Global Focus Plot
Ottawa Herald columnist argues the DC Comics storyline in Action Comics No 900, where Superman renounces US citizenship, reflects anti Americanism trends. He notes DC backtracked, affirming Superman embodies American values while remaining rooted in Kansas.
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West the showman: a charged clash over Obama remarks
The piece critiques Cornel West as a celebrity thinker more focused on publicity than scholarship. It contrasts his rhetoric with Melissa Harris-Perry who rebuts him on MSNBC, praising her clear, researched stance and noting West’s enduring appeal to liberal white and black audiences. It highlights Perry’s move to Tulane and her integrity in political discourse. Email by Stanley Crouch.
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Reagan Era GOP in 2012 would clash with Reagan legacy
Political scientist Joseph Aistrup argues that 2012 GOP hopefuls would diverge from Reagan on taxes regulation and compromise. He notes Reagan signed tax increases later and supported Social Security adjustments, suggesting the 2012 field would critique such moves, redefining Reagan for modern conservatives.
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