Sebelius promises more aid to Kansas cities
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius told Kansas City officials at the Kansas League of Municipalities convention that she will pursue more than empathy for local government budget strains. She cited state budget cuts of about 100 million dollars to cities and counties and urged lawmakers to grant revenue flexibility previously rejected by the Legislature.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Kansas League of Municipalities
Sebelius
Kansas House
Senate
Gov. Sebelius
Morales Urges Bolivian Leader To Act Or Faces Protests
Evo Morales warns that within a month the new Bolivian president must clearly signal policy to aid the poor or citizens will again take to the streets. Donna Nelson recalls failing health amid flood fears as she guards against rising water in Washington. Doris Jones comments on her son Kirk Jones, first known survivor of Niagara Falls drop without safety devices.
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Evo Morales
Doris Jones
Kirk Jones
Niagara Falls
Garden City Administrative and Education Centers Contact
The document lists central government and education offices in Garden City Kansas. Includes County Commission Administrative Center at 311 N Ninth St and City Commission at 301 N Eighth St. Also notes USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St with phone and fax, and Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Drive with contact numbers.
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Finney County Commission
Ninth St
Garden City
Garden City Commission City
Eighth St
Board of Trustees
Garden City Community College
Campus Drive
Telegram seeks reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram invites reader input via email fax or phone. Contact options include editor onrs 2708 276 6862 and Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Website gctelegram com provides more information and submission details.
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Seventh St
Garden
First Amendment text purpose and scope overview
The First Amendment secures religious freedom and limits government on religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It protects free exercise, ensures no establishment of religion, and guards the right to petition redress of grievances.
Muzzling the wrong dog
Cal Thomas argues that silencing General William G. Boykin over his controversial remarks harms national security. He compares Western leaders’ suppression of dissent to a broader pattern where Muslim voices condemning the West go unchallenged, urging honest debate on religiously charged conflicts and anti US rhetoric worldwide.
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William G. Boykin
Boykin
America
Los Angeles Times
NBC News
Pentagon
Organization of Islamic Conference
Malaysia
Mahathir Mohamad
Church and state clash in Europe and America
The New York Times reports Europe shows fading church attendance despite belief in God, while the United States preserves separation of church and state. The piece argues religion should stay out of government, critiques faith based initiatives, and cites political absolutism as harmful. Columnist Donald Kaul reflects on historical church influence and current US politics.
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United States
Europe
New York Times
France
England
Italy
John Paul
Vatican
Poland
From foliage to history and back in October
In October a New Hampshire weekend draws half a million visitors to view fall foliage described as a bowl of Fruit Loops. The piece weighs history education, a Garden City High School play, and the impact of No Child Left Behind on history instruction, plus a personal note on Do Not Call lists and telemarketing.
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New Hampshire
Dave Barry
United States
America
Garden City High School
Barry
Harold
Abraham Lincoln
Colts
National Council For History Education Inc
U.S. Department of Education
History Matters
Council
NCLB
Michelle Ungurait
Tennessee
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Donna Nelson
Skagit River
Washington State
Wilco
Center
Fleming St
the Pulse Reader Forum
Gctelegram
Rity
Hamid Karzai
Joseph Lieberman
Arab American Institute
Dearborn
Palestinian Authority
Iraq
U.S
Mohammed
Persia
Rome
Soviet Union
Allah
Cal Thomas
Calthomas.com
Tribune Media Services
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Donald Kaul
Washington
Minuteman Media Service
Dolores Hope
Arden City
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