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‘One man, one vote’ (5)
The 2020 federal census and a pending reapportionment of legislative districts has rekindled controversy as the state's rural population declines and metropolitan areas grow.
This...
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The court of G.O.D.
In the early 1970s, Salina's legendary Police Chief, John Woody, had his own sly version of justice through consolidated law enforcement: "Put the judge...
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The greatest nation (?)
There were many sermons on Memorial Day, a lot of reverent waving of Old Glory, pledges of allegiance and endurance, pronouncements that we live...
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Life in color
"Small Wonders", an expansive new show, has opened at the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery in Lindsborg. It's an exhibit of smaller works by more...
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Blue caves?
The Kansas Supreme Court has ruled that the map of the state's four congressional districts is constitutional. Wyandotte County is sliced in half, north...
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Truth vs. censorship
The matter of truth rises, like a Phoenix, as we approach the windswept bog of primary elections. Facts, so-called, will fly.
A fact that runs...
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An un-legal question
As the mud-wrestling slaps on in court and on the streets, the question lingers over that new map for Kansas congressional districts: Is it...
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Flat tax, fair tax?
The ink had barely dried on the governor's budget blueprint when State Sen. Gene Suellentrop, a Wichita Republican, proposed legislation to junk the Kansas...
