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A fragmentary telegraph style note from 1906 referencing an editor and public information role on a Telegram channel. It shows historic media outreach naming a public information editor and channel identity.
Kansas Voters Face Photo ID Bill Over Federal Funds
The measure would require proof of identity to vote and to request or return advance ballots, risking loss of up to 32 million dollars in federal funds for Kansas if vetoed. Secretary Thornburgh warns of DoJ scrutiny and federal pressure, while opponents fear reduced turnout and burden on absentee voting.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Florida
Kansas
Supreme Court
George W. Bush
Ron Thornburgh
Harris News Service
U.S. Department of Justice
Kansas bills move through Legislature funding neon car lights and more
The Kansas Legislature considers House Bill 2221 to permit non red non blinking neon ground lighting on vehicles with certain visibility limits, backed by Junction City youth and officials. Other actions include a deer-hunting permits hike for nonresidents and a buffalo meat processing change to ease hunting meat rules, plus a bonding requirement for dog and cat breeders after state seizures.
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Junction City
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Junction City Youth Commission
Bob Story
Jeremy Leithoff
Story
Chris Tymeson
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
House Agriculture
Dan Johnson
R-Hays
Johnson
John Hall
Pricroleee
Senate
Marion County
George Teagarden
Reader Feedback Instructions From The Telegram
The Telegram invites reader input via email or fax and directs mail to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh Street Garden City Kansas 67846. It lists contact methods and the attention line for editorial correspondence.
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Local Voice on Elections and Urban Turf Debate
Local columnist John Dailey reflects on post election reaction and criticism of public spending in Garden City. He questions artificial turf costs, traffic impacts from the bypass, and notes Home Depot culture while praising city leaders and the commission. The piece blends politics, shopping habitats, and local history.
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Wal-Mart
Sears
Target
Home Depot
Prairie Crossings
Commission
Wichita
Kellogg Avenue
Kellogg
Wall of Bypass
Garden City
Jetmore
Mary Street
Mary
Jennie Barker
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Hallier column echoes GCHS sports cycles across decades
Fon Isham notes that Garden City High School football success in the 1980s contrasts with ongoing girls basketball struggles, mirroring Hallier’s 1983 critique. He cites coaching, district coherence, parental involvement, and student participation as recurring themes, urging commitment to change.
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Hallier
Garden City
Buffalo
Matt Ellis
GCHS
Board of Education
Garden City Boys
Flower Aviation lease approved by Garden City commission
In a 4 1 vote the Garden City Commission approved a lease with Flower Aviation, replacing retiring members with three newcomers. The decision, moved to the new board, avoided overturning a prior stance, with critics noting timing and procedure following city elections.
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Flower Aviation
Garden City Commission
Jeff Whitham
Janie Perkins
Tommy Austin
Gary Fuller
Tim Cruz
Jim Wharton
Cruz
Wharton
Whitham
Randall Grisell
Kansas
Mary Carson
Grisell
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