Fear and race baiting mark Kansas education race
The piece accuses Connie Morris and Rep. Frank Miller of using race baiting to appeal to white rural Kansans. It notes Morris' stance against teaching undocumented aliens and Miller questioning HealthWare with foreign sounding names. It frames both as exploiting immigrant fears for political gain.
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Editorial note on guest opinions in Herald
A note explains guest editorials publish reader variety and that opinions may differ from The Herald and its editor. The message clarifies that views expressed are not necessarily those of the newspaper.
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Sympathy gaps in coverage of Palestinian evictions
Letter argues American media and government show bias against Palestinians amid Gaza evictions and Israeli actions. Cites 2000s deaths and injuries, international law views, and calls readers to protest by contacting Charley Reese in Orlando.
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Big portions harm our appetite and health
Dr Caroline J Cederquist warns that restaurant and grocery portions have ballooned, with 1000 calorie meals and oversized items shaping eating habits. She advises at home to plate smaller portions, wait 30 minutes before seconds, and use doggie bags to avoid overeating.
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