Kansas governor race sparks call to back Davis over Brownback
Editorial argues Kansans should support Paul Davis, citing Brownback's tax cuts and Koch backing. It laments funding shifts, rural school strain, and health care budget gaps while urging voters to back Davis to restore fiscal prudence, bipartisanship, and common-sense policies by November 4.
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Windsor fundraising effort spans several years in city backing
In Garden City the Windsor group seeks continued funding amid City Commission support. A reader comment praises Mark's consideration while editors cite Garden City progress on State Theatre and other issues. FCEDC president Lona DuVall discusses a $50,000 fuel from a joint fund to help Kanamak Hydraulics install a fire suppression system for an expansion.
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Ferguson tensions rise as stores strip ammo amid protests
Mary Sanchez argues the Ferguson crisis reflects deeper racial disparities in police use of deadly force. ProPublica finds black youths face far higher risk of fatal police shootings than whites, highlighting data gaps and calls for de escalation. Community trust and data sharing are crucial to curb violence and restore safety.
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Grimes defies odds with bold Bowling Green debut
Grimes, once written off by the national Dems, spoke at the Bowling Green Rotary Club, faced hostile questions, defended her privacy on Obama voting, attacked McConnell, and held an unscheduled news conference. Weeks later the DSCC reversed course and poured 650000 into TV ads.
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Halloween in the 70s A boy’s sugar quest and rules
Tom Purcell recalls 1970s Halloween adventures with his friend Tommy Gillen. They roamed streets after dark collecting full size candy from big houses and tolerating tiny local bars. He reflects on Mom’s rule, rival candy choices, and the thrill of independence that shaped childhood during that era.
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