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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2016
Page
4
A statewide February poll of 500 Kansans shows 62 percent support expanding KanCare to include about 150000 residents at 130 percent of the federal poverty level. Support rises for a budget neutral version of the plan.
The Topeka Capital-Journal editorial urges lawmakers to expand Kan Care, arguing 150,000 Kansans would gain health coverage despite Gov. Sam Brownback’s veto threat. It critiques conservative resistance, cites Indiana plan as budget neutral, and condemns inaction as morally wrong while highlighting poverty levels and shared family burdens.
Online comments on a Kansas court custody case label Prohibitionists as untainted by unconscionable acts. A separate Garden City resignation story quotes Brian Seagraves, former recreation commission arts director, saying leaving was terribly hard and missing his kids daily.
The Telegram accepts signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone for confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Writer Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 E mail editore Iteleman Online www actelegram com
Kathleen Parker condemns North Carolina HB2 in a Washington Post column. She contrasts NC’s bathroom law with SC and Virginia, noting economic fallout from boycotts, cancellations, and the High Point market. She cites Duke University figures on impact and quotes designers facing travel choices between North Carolina and Las Vegas. The piece ends urging courts or sense to overturn or soften the law.
An essay urges action against everyday racism at the University of Wisconsin Madison. It describes lingering slights and stereotypes faced by students of color, notes white complicity, and calls for open discussion, awareness, and personal accountability to curb subtle forms of racism.
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues Bill Clinton’s Philadelphia confrontation shows a call for civility rings hollow when addressing the 1994 crime bill. He notes the bill’s role in mass incarceration and questions who will apologize or fix the lasting harms to African American communities.
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