View Candid Camera Tool Debuts in Kansas Police Work
Our View notes the Kansas department tests miniature portable cameras linked to a wireless system covering about 10 square miles with six towers. The cameras will be viewable from headquarters or patrol cars and may monitor banks, drug houses, parks, and alleys, aiding rapid arrests while raising concerns over privacy and misuse.
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Court cites defect risk in recall vote as 40000 ballots may not count
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals postponed the California gubernatorial recall election citing inherent system defects that could render about 40,000 voters’ ballots uncounted. Also quoted are comments from local store officials and a Florence museum head on unrelated topics.
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Garden City Public Offices List
Mit cem ma Cs Finney County Commission and Garden City officials share contact details for the County Administrative Center at 311 N Ninth St and the City Administrative Center at 301 N Eighth St. Also listed is the USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St with phone 316 275 5110 and fax 316 276 5220.
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Feedback address for The Telegram reader forum
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email and phone. Send comments to editor une or call 620 276 6862 Ext. 201 Penatin Edie, Attn Editor, at 310 North Seventh Street Garden City Kansas 67846.
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Sharpton Seizes Moment as Democrats Lacking Command
In a Baltimore debate dominated by interruptions over LaRouche, Al Sharpton stood out by taking charge and silencing hecklers. The author notes this rare display of leadership contrasts with other Democrats and recalls past presidential debates where candidates froze, underscoring Sharpton’s edge in command.
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Latte Tax Debate Garners Coffee Shop Controversy
Ellen Goodman analyzes Seattle's Initiative 77 a dime per espresso to fund day care and preschool for low income children. Supporters claim seven million dollars daily would aid kids while opponents question tax policy and practicality.
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Florida students may graduate high school in three years
Florida's plan enables some students to finish high school in three years to ease crowded classrooms. Under the option, they earn four English credits, two years of foreign language, and skip electives like physical education and art, missing a fourth year of science and math. Critics warn early graduation may not suit many students and could undermine growth toward adulthood. Local editor Diane Lewis can be reached at lewis@gctelegram.com.
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