Kansas State to help Iraq rebuild its agriculture education
Kansas State University will partner with the University of Baghdad in a cooperative to rebuild Iraq’s agriculture education system. Faculty exchanges and Internet information sharing aim to realign Iraq with U.S. farming practices, including wheat marketing, with potential for Iraqi experts to visit Kansas for seminars.
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Views on political smear tactics cross 9/11 era politics
Roger Jones of Santa Fe New Mexico criticizes Senator Bob Dole for joining in smear tactics against Senator Kerry while recounting past attacks by the Bush campaign on John McCain, Max Cleland, and others. He defends Dole and urges voters not to be fooled again.
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Max Cleland
Georgia
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Santa Fe
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Telegram seeks reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram outlines ways to give feedback by email, by fax, by phone, or by letter to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. It lists contact numbers 620 275 2704 and 620 276 6862 and directs correspondence to the editor.
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Garden City
Peterman Addresses Core First Amendment Principles
Peterman cites the First Amendment provisions protecting establishment of religion free exercise of religion freedom of speech freedom of the press and the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for grievances. The statement underscores constitutional rights and limits on congressional power.
Glickman to lead MPAA amid Washington reshuffle
Former Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman, a Kansas nine term congressman, will depart Harvard to head the Motion Picture Association of America. He is a lawyer and copyright expert with a film background and a son with film credits. Senator Patrick Roberts plots intelligence restructuring, echoing past Farm Bill shifts. Alan Guebert notes mixed results and farm policy impacts.
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Kansas
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Glickman
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Potomac
Jonathon
Washington
USDA
House Ag Committee
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America
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Iraq
Amstutz
Trevor Flugge
Australia Wheat Board
Global Ag-Biz
Cargill
Goldman Sachs
The
Wheat Board
Protests at the Republican Convention in New York City
Columns recount three acts of protest during Bush nomination week in New York. Demonstrators parade down Seventh Avenue, stage fights over free speech and sexuality, and a Plaza Hotel scene shows police, security, and a single critic named Harry voicing distrust of the GOP. The piece laments media, crowds, and politics amid a city of eight million observers.
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W York
Seventh Avenue
New York City
Front Door Project supporters urge yes at GCCC vote
A letter from local residents endorses Garden City Community College Front Door Project. They praise GCCC for growing enrollment, consolidating services, adding seven classrooms, and improving access without tax increases, urging a September 21 vote for the new building.
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Barbara Kreutzer
Garden City Community College
Finney County Community Learning Center
Buffalo Jones Avenue
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Finney County
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