Kansas voting rights clash overseen by Kris Kobach sparks debate
Editorial argues against the proof-of-citizenship registration rule in Kansas, linking it to voter suppression aimed at the poor elderly minorities and young adults. It notes court challenges, missed deadlines, and calls to vote out ultraconservative leaders while distinguishing proof-of-citizenship from Voter ID.
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Kansas
Gctelegram
Kris Kobach
Kobach
Secretary of State
Comment Reflects Frustration Over Media Focus on Politics
A GCTelegram.com online reader laments news coverage dominated by politics and suggests a benign hurricane to shift attention. The piece quotes Michael Smith of Emporia State University noting rising partisanship since 1990 and entrenched partisan voting barriers.
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Florida
Gctelegram.com
Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton
Michael Smith
Emporia State University
Letter submission guidelines from The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number. Letters may be edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Thank you letters should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or testimonials will be printed. Write to Attn Editor 310N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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Seventh St
Garden City
Foreign theme in Nobel prizes sparks debate on U S science
Dr John Richard Schrock argues that the rise of foreign born and educated scientists winning Nobel Prizes reflects broader shifts. He questions American education and the pure versus applied research divide, noting fewer recent prizes amid rising EU and Asian research funding.
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United States
Yoshinori Ohsumi
Tokyo Institute of Technology
David Thouless
Dimean Haldane
John Kosterlitz
United Kingdom
Jean-Pierre Sauvage
Fraser Stoddart
Bernard Feringa
Netherlands
U.S
European Union
Asia
Ning
Lab
America
William C. Campbell
Drew University
Satoshi Omura
Youyou Tu
China
Louis Pasteur
Clinton Trump debate sparks old style political bickering
Cal Thomas criticizes the Sunday night presidential debate showing mutual attacks and alleged tax plan discrepancies. He argues Clinton misrepresents tax increases while Trump pushes school choice and reform, urging focus on substantive policy rather than personal jabs.
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ATR
Bernie Sanders
Lvt
Clinton
Trump
U.S
Obama
John Podesta
Hillary Clinton
NBC
Bill Clinton
John F. Kennedy
White House
Hillary
No cause to unseat justices on retention ballot
The article argues Kansans should not remove 11 sitting judges on November 8. It stresses judicial independence, the influence of politics on courts, and that the Carr death penalty and abortion rulings should not prompt mass removals. It notes respect for rights and the rule of law by the 11 on ballot.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Brownback
Kansas
Supreme Court
Carr Brothers
Appeals Court
Carr
US. Supreme Court
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