Augusta National's stance on women members defended by column
Garden City Telegram editor Bill Draper argues Augusta National Golf Club may set its private policy on membership despite NCWO pressure. He notes the club's right to decide who joins, predicts eventual change, and critiques public commentary on the issue.
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Augusta National Golf Club
Augusta National
Augusta
Allister McKenzie
Bobby Jones
Garden City
Georgia-South Carolina
National Council of Women’s Organizations
NCWO
Hootie Johnson
Martha Burk
Burk
Smen
Johnson
Babe
Tiger Woods
Hutch
Buffalo Dunes
Equality in Crime Rates and Black Incarceration
In a ten year trend crime rates fall while prison populations rise, especially among Black men. The piece notes a fivefold increase in Black incarceration over twenty years and contrasts college vs jail demographics, urging systemic reform beyond sentencing guidelines. Duane Schrag is identified as editor and publisher.
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America
Todd Clear
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Duane Schrag
KSU sale stirs student anger and jobs loss
Kansas State Collegian reports the administration plans to sell KKSU AM 580, a move many students say was made without their input. The disputed sale risks internships and employment, raising questions about student voices in campus decisions. The piece contrasts campus policy with broader budget cuts affecting public services.
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Kansas State Collegian
KKSU
K-State
Kksu-Am
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Graves
United States
Political figures contact list from Kansas and federal offices
A directory style summary lists contact details for U S President George Bush U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and Representative Jim Ryun along with Kansas Governor Bill Graves State legislators Robert Tyson Ralph Tanner and Bil Feuerborn with office addresses phone numbers and web pages.
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George Bush
White House
Washington
D.C
Whitehouse
U.S
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
Pat
War costs and the Iraq invasion versus American interests
Charley Reese argues against an Iraq war, warning a $30 to $50 billion price tag buys a dictator and creates more enemies. He notes Iraq's factionalism, the likely need for a strong hand, and the risk of destabilizing the region while dissenting generals cast doubt on mass destruction threats and preemption. He urges proof of threat before risking youths' lives and invites readers to write to him in Orlando.
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Iraq
Washington
West Bank
Baghdad
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Bush
al-Qaida
Vietnam
America
Charley Reese
P.O. Box
Orlando
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Garden City Telegram
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Lew
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Tyson
Senate
Ralph Tanner
Tanner
Bil Fauerbam
Feuerborn
House
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Isharp
Ottawahr
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
Harris Group
Praid
Stacy Cohen
Scohen
Ottawaherald
Linda Brown
Ibrown
Kathy Miller
Many
Krmiller
Ken Kissner
Kkisner
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Bgray
Tim Millbern
Presscom
Otawaherald
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Rec
Fosimaster
King. Features Syndicate
Ottawaheri
Ald.com
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