Titanic wreck artifacts spark debate on recovery worth
Editorial watchers weigh whether artifacts should be recovered from the Titanic wreckage. The piece traces the ship's 1912 disaster, the 1985 discovery, and public interest, noting safety failures and lingering questions about preservation and access. A local library plans a commemorative screening to educate all ages about the voyage and its legacy.
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Titanic
England
New York
North Atlantic Ocean
Finney County Public Library
Discovery Channel
Garden City shopping complex sparks online reaction
A GCTelegram.com reader comments on a $67.2 million Garden City shopping complex project. The post cites a question about home appraisal freezes and reflects on labels for children, with Yolanda Corral of Families Together Inc noting 30 years of service as a bilingual parent information specialist.
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Gctelegram. Com
Garden City
Yolanda Corral
Families Together, Inc
Telegram letters policy and submission basics
The Telegram outlines guidelines for letters to the editor requiring signatures, address, and phone number with confirmation before publication. Letters must be 500 words or less and may be edited for libel and length. General thank you and form letters are discouraged. send to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or email.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Rumor mill in the spotlight targets Nikki Haley
Kathleen Parker laments the rise of online gossip about Nikki Haley, noting how a false tax fraud rumor spread rapidly through blogs and social media. She cites the Times and other outlets tracking the chain, Haley’s IRS denial, and warns on the perils of instant, unverified reporting.
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South Carolina
Nikki Haley
Haley
Republican Party
Mitt Romney
New York Times
the Hill
Washington
Daily Beast
USA Today
Washington Post
Daily Kos
The
Daily Caller
DOJ
Internal Revenue Service
Obama accuses Ryan budget of thinly veiled social Darwinism
Opinion piece argues that Barack Obama labels Paul Ryan's budget as social Darwinism to attack his fiscal plan. It contrasts growth aims with criticisms of Medicare, taxation, and market ideology, citing Hofstadter and Leonard on the term's history and usage. The author defends liberal critique and notes email contact for comments.
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Barack Obama
Paul Ryan
Supreme Court
Congress
Ryan
Bill Clinton
Obama
House Progressive Caucus
America
Mark Zuckerberg
Richard Hofstadter
Princeton
Thomas Leonard
Horatio Alger
Herbert Spencer
William Graham Sumner
Hofstadter
Leonard
Homeownership Waning As Rentals Rise Across America
In a shifting economy, homeownership declines from 69 percent in 2004 to 66 percent today as job insecurity and rising foreclosures push households toward rentals. Wealthy builders chase gated communities while middle class erodes, schools lose property tax revenue, and homelessness grows. renters gain tax advantages none.
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Good Old Main Street Mutual
Amalgamated Monstrosity
Daphne Drive
America
Mom
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King Features Syndicate
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