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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2015
Page
4
The Kansas Legislature dodges the issue by sending liquor sales decisions for grocery and convenience stores to county ballot initiatives. The House stalled this session while the Senate revived the measure as another compromise effort to let county voters decide if groceries can sell liquor.
Editorial discusses whether Kansas stores should sell liquor wine and full strength beer and weighs county and local option as a compromise. It argues state policy should prevail, criticizes local dodges, notes border market competitiveness and calls for floor debate or a local vote if needed.
A reader comment praises Alan Geier after his retirement as superintendent of public grounds in Garden City. The remark notes a successful era and timing that aided team efforts.
The Telegram outlines that letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number, will be confirmed before publication, may be edited for libel and other issues, and must be 500 words or less. Thank you notes should be general, and form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Address to Writer Attn Editor 310 Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
Dana Milbank recalls Washington Post colleague Shailagh Murray being named to a senior White House post, arguing her appointment signals a shift from insular clerks to outreach beyond Capitol Hill. Murray brings risk taking and Capitol Hill experience, aiming to cement Obama’s legacy and improve communication with media.
A satirical profile depicts Ted Cruz launching a presidential bid at Liberty University, portraying him as a polarizing figure. It mocks his rhetoric, policy stances, and media portrayal, contrasting claims about climate, education, and science with historical and fictional allusions.
Vicky Roper of Prevent Child Abuse Kansas urges actions to reduce ACEs and support families this Child Abuse Prevention month. Join Kansas Children’s Service League in advocacy and look for the blue pinwheel symbol to keep the conversation going. Call 1 800 CHILDREN for more help.
Bob Larson endorses Leonard Hitz a long time Garden City resident with 40 years in the community. Hitz spearheads Cowboy Poetry events and organizes the Marine Corps Banquet on November 10. He worked 30 years in banking and volunteers 20 years with the Broadcaster Athletic Association raising funds for athletic scholarships.
A Kansas grandmother writes in support of her grandson Jacob Olinger for City Commissioner. She highlights his Western Kansas roots, Word of Life Church membership, service on the police citizen advisory board, and the Dale M. Dennis leadership award in high school. She notes his long work ethic from a 12 year old paperboy to a current supplemental insurance agent and believes he will contribute to community growth with kindness and dedication.
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