Translation of court forms aids abuse victims in Kansas
Supreme Court Chief Justice Kay McFarland orders translating protection order forms into Spanish. In Finney County, where nearly half the population is Hispanic, interpreters and officials see reduced language barriers as crucial to victims seeking help. A $16,000 federal grant funds the effort amid noted high DV reports and underreported abuses.
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Schwarzenegger faces budget fight as war in Afghanistan unfolds
Allan Hoffenblum notes Schwarzenegger strength from vote lead over Gray Davis and a need to win Democratic cooperation on a looming up to $8 billion budget gap. Democratic Steve Westly jokes about his special effects team. In Afghanistan, Gen Abdul Sabur says peace is gone and more fighting lies ahead amid Atta Mohammed’s Jamiat-e-Islami clashes.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
Allan Hoffenblum
GOP
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Steve Westly
Abdul Sabur
Atta Mohammed
Jamiat-e- Islami
Afghanistan
Garden City Officials List Administrative Centers
City and county offices in Garden City Kansas are mapped to the Commission Administrative Center at 311 N Ninth St and the City Administrative Center at 301 N Eighth St. Garden City Community College sits at 801 Campus Drive with contact numbers 316-276-7611 and 316-276-9573 for fax communications.
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Ninth St
Garden City
Garden City Commission City
Eighth St
Campus Drive
Telegram invites reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram asks readers to share feedback via email at editor gctelegram com or by fax at 620 275 2704 276 6862 Attn Editor Ext 201 or by mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 for correspondence and community input.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Fragmentary constitutional clause excerpt
The text presents a fragmentary statement about protecting religious freedom and prohibiting government abridgment of speech press and assembly. It hints at rights to petition the government and seek redress of grievances.
October's promise lifts hopes for corn soybeans and beef
October brings cautious optimism for farmers as FAPRI trims U.S. corn yield to 135 bu per acre, boosting season average price near $2.40. Soybeans rise to six year highs but faces against lower yields, South American competition, and potential price limits. Cattle, beef stocks in Canada, and a revived cotton market shape a wary but hopeful outlook for 2003/2004 farming profits.
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University of Missouri
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USDA
FAPRI
South America
U.S
Canada
Statistics Canada
Kay report undercuts claim of imminent Iraq threat
Kathleen Parker notes David Kay’s interim findings show WMD related programs and a hidden lab network in Iraq but no stocks of weapons. The report is a snapshot with much left undecided and warnings that illicit networks could spur future global proliferation if not checked.
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New York Times
Saddam
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Congress
Internet power shift stirs 2004 campaign debate
Dick Morris argues the Dean bid proves the Internet can outrun money and media, challenging party bosses and incumbents. He critiques congressional reapportionment and rising campaign costs, blaming oligarchic influence from financiers, interest groups, and political machines.
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