Bush era call to finally account for Indian land proceeds
Opinion argues the Bush administration should fix a century of mismanagement by the Interior and Treasury departments over tribal and individual Indian land proceeds. It cites a $10 to $100 billion alleged loss, court orders, and a proposed 10 year, $2.4 billion plan, urging swift, comprehensive accounting.
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Department of the Interior
Department of Interior
Congress
Department
Interior
Bruce Babbit
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Gale Norton
Legacy sculpture marks Cedar Crest tribute to Gov Graves
A nonprofit group funds a Cedar Crest public artwork featuring a boy and Katie Graves, the governor's daughter, as a lasting reminder beyond his term. The sculpture aims to honor family ties rather than tax-funded endorsements amid debates over Graves era finances and the Capitol dome project.
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Garden City Telegram
Graves
Capitol Dome
Bill Graves
Cedar Crest
Topeka
Jim Brothers
Katie Graves
Salina
Bushes environmental policy hurts forests and fuels fires
Chad Hanson argues that Bush administration plans to gut environmental rules to log more on national forests worsen fire risk by removing large fire resistant trees and leaving flammable undergrowth. He cites Bitterroot and Tahoe projects, cites Amaranthus and McIver Starr studies, and calls for focus on protecting homes rather than logging profits.
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Chad Hanson
America
Bush Administration
Forest Service
Bitterroot National Forest
Montana
Gap
Tahoe National Forest
Sierra Nevada
Mike Amaranthus
Amaranthus
McIver
Column Missed The Boat By Bud Gollier
Letter writer rebukes Dr Bud Gollier for bias and poor research in a Friday Herald column. The piece critiques his linkage of world headlines to U S court decisions on school pledges and church state separation.
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Bud Gollier
Ottawa
Herald
U.S
Bud
California
U.S.A
Judges, law and the role of lawyers in society
An editorial defends the legal profession and its pro bono work while criticizing a Supreme Court opinion on Ohio school vouchers. It argues for valuing process over conclusions, notes lawyers’ unpaid hours aiding death row defendants, and cites Shakespeare to counter calls to kill all the lawyers. Dr Bud supports the legal system and warns against dismissing the need for capable judges.
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Western Kansas
Dodge City
Pledge of Allegiance
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Rwanda
Shakespeare
Cade
Dick Butcher
Smith
Butcher
Bud
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