Air Force Academy Concert Band to perform in Garden City
The US Air Force Academy Concert Band will perform at 7 tonight at Garden City High School. The free show requires tickets from The Telegram, with doors at 6 p.m. for ticket holders and 6:45 for the general public. The piece highlights the role of military bands in morale, public relations, and recruitment amid budget cuts and ongoing war.
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Garden City official cites sprinkler mandate for apartment project
Kaleb Kentner, Garden City planning director, comments on plans to add sprinkler systems to an apartment building after a local project moved forward without required ISB sprinklers. He argues safety justifies cost, noting possible use of future funds to cover installation over time.
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Letters Policy From The Garden City Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Submit to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online at www gctelegram.com.
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State Department audits flag $6 billion in missing or incomplete files
Fiscal Times cites missing or incomplete contract files totaling about $6 billion over six years at the State Department. Inspector General Steve Linick warns of significant financial risk and weak internal controls. A Baghdad closeout review showed 33 of 115 contract files untraceable worth about $2.1 billion. 48 of the rest lacked documents required by law.
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Kochs, Limbaugh shift in Democratic attack plan
Democrats target the Koch brothers as the new face of the Republican Party while defending free market principles. The piece contrasts Reid’s un-American charge with Koch responses, notes billionaire influence on politics, and questions the democratic process amid income inequality debates. Kathleen Parker comments in the Washington Post.
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Privacy Fools Tom With NSA Fear In Digital Exchange
Tom Purcell humor column humorously questions the reach of data collection and privacy in the digital era. A spoof caller poses as a data hoarder, mocking NSA power, social security use, and password weaknesses while warning about identity theft and government overreach.
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