Cox offers “free” upgrade for Garden City ISP plan
Cox Cablevision pledges no charge for ISP status and fiber space but requires Free Geographic Information Service from Finney County and access to city fiber network, pole attachments waivers, and power-meter sites. The Garden City Information Technology Cooperative must weigh true costs and taxpayer impact before proceeding.
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Cox Cablevision
Garden City
Finney County
Cox
Garden City Telegram
Fairfield adds day to school year after threats graffiti
Fairfield school officials extended the year by one day after threatening graffiti forced cancellation of classes at Fairfield Middle School. Administrators say the added day will be made up at year end and future cancellations will similarly add days, urging peer impact to deter threats.
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Reader Forum submissions for Ottawa Herald letters
Readers are invited to submit signed letters with full address and telephone number. Mail to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com. Submissions must not exceed 500 words and may be edited for space.
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Ottawa
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Political contact list for Kansas leaders and U.S. officials
A compiled roster lists contact details for President Bill Clinton, White House. U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts. U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback. U.S. Rep. Jim Ryan. Governor Bill Graves. State Sen. Robert Tyson. State Rep. Ralph Tanner. State Rep. Bill Feuerbom with street addresses in Washington, D.C. and Topeka, plus phone numbers and website links.
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White House
Washington
D.C
Whitehouse
U.S
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
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Robert Tyson
State Capitol
Topeka
Ralph Tanner
Abortion Deadlock Shapes Kansas Legislature Outlook
Analysis from CARL MANNING notes abortion stalemate in Kansas 2000 session left laws unchanged. Key figures include Sen. Paul Feleciano Rep. Phill Kline Gov. Bill Graves and House Speaker Robin Jennison. Debate centered on partial birth bans and late term provisions with mental health exceptions. Next year may bring new balance as anti abortion lawmakers aim to gain ground.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
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Dwichita
Chamber
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Phill Kline
R-Shawnee
Senate
Kline
Bill Graves
House
Tony Powell
Graves
Powell
Wichita
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Robin Jennison
Jennison
R-Healy
Nick Jordan
Dick Bond
Bond
Overland Park
Sen
Nancey Harrington
Goddard
Aristocracy of Merit and Moral Judgments
Opinion piece railing against egalitarianism and tolerance. It argues for a merit based aristocracy, warns that approving all individuals degrades virtue, and condemns modern journalism and education for eroding standards. The author contrasts superior and inferior traits and condemns permissive societal trends.
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