Kansas Tops Nation in Economic Freedom Study
A Pacific Research Institute report ranking Kansas No 1 in economic freedom credits fewer regulatory and tax obstacles, plus favorable business provisions. The analysis cites tax and wage law factors and notes a projected link between freedom gains and income, while warning against over optimistic views given population losses.
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Forbes Magazine
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Leaders, troops, and health care clash with civil rights echoes
President Bush calls drug traffickers a threat to the hemisphere during a Colombia visit. Capt. Alex Henegar discusses rebuilding Fallujah amid U S aims. Yolanda King links health care to civil rights ethos while opposing cuts at MLK Jr Drew Medical Center. Opponents invoke civil rights language in service-cut debate.
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Colombia
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Alex Henegar
Fallujah
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Finney County and Garden City Commission Addresses
The source lists official addresses for county and city government centers: Finney County Commission at County Administrative Center, 311 N Ninth St, Garden City KS 67846, and Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center, 301 N Eighth St, Garden City KS 67846.
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Garden City
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Telegram invites reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or fax and provides Attn Editor, office address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 with extension 201 and phone numbers 62seq pO 275 2704 and 276 6862 for editor contact.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment text fragment preserved in legal quote
The passage cites the core freedoms from the First Amendment including religion speech press assembly and the right to petition. It presents a partial legal formulation without context or attribution.
Stenholm exits Congress amid Texas redistricting clash
Longtime Texas Democrat Charlie Stenholm loses his House seat after 26 years as Texas districts shift under the 2003 redistricting plan. The fall comes as Bush allies push conservative Democrats aside. Stenholm helped shape farm policy and opposed further tax cuts with the Blue Dogs. He says deficits and Social Security reform will redefine both parties.
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Lynette Defines DH and the Post Feminine Myth
Ellen Goodman surveys Desperate Housewives focusing on Lynette as the show’s voice of modern motherhood. She traces post feminist tensions, choices, and pressures shaping how mothers balance work, home, and identity on Wisteria Lane.
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Desperate Housewives
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FCC
Hello
Lynette
Susan
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Jack
Bobby
Marc Cherry
Andrea Yates
Martha Cherry
Wisteria Lane
Felicity Huffman
Demilitarized Zone
Parent and hospital policy clash sparks family concern
A Garden City Kansas reader criticizes a hospital rule barring children under 12 from the maternal care unit. She cites four years of infertility and six years of miscarriages, seeking inclusive bonding with a planned big sister. The letter argues for registered sibling visits, while noting safety and supervision concerns.
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Garden City
Michelle Ramirez
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