Furlough fears loom as Kansas court system faces budget gaps
The Kansas court system warns it may need employee furloughs due to an 8.25 million shortfall even after a 2 million line item from this year’s Legislature budget. Extra filing fees could raise 4 to 6.2 million, but the initial 3.1 million would fund an electronic filing system.
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GCTelegram editorial on tax plan by Gov Brownback
Readers weigh in on Gov Sam Brownbacks proposal to eliminate state income taxes to boost growth Add your comment to the online opinion section at GCTelegram com op inion at the end of the editorial page
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Quotes on public safety and dispatch work in Garden City
An online remark selected by GCTelegram staff comments on public opinion and the election cycle in response to a Garden City stabbing story. The piece also features Crystal Bachman of the Garden City Police Department noting the hectic pace and need for quick decisions during National Public Safety Telecommunications Week in today's edition.
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Letters Policy Notice From The Telegram Echoes Rules
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with sender address and phone number. Letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. General letters preferred. Excludes form letters poems or consumer testimonials. Address Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846. Online gctelegram.com.
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Views on Gun Laws in Kansas Defend State Authority
A Kansas conceal carry permit holder applauds state lawmakers for standardizing gun laws, arguing the right to keep and bear arms is a state and national constitution grant, not a local power. The editorial contests local overreach, defends exemptions for libraries and centers, and questions signage effectiveness in preventing gun violence.
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Wealthocracy in Kansas politics and lobbyist power
Jason Probst argues that Kansas politics operate as a Wealthocracy where lobbyists from the Kansas Chamber of Commerce, Americans for Prosperity, and Kansas Policy Institute steer policy and votes. He cites school funding battles, coordinated messaging, and campaign finance dynamics as evidence that money drives governance, urging Kansans to engage and vote to restore democracy.
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Dynasty election sparks Hillary vs Jeb speculation
Observers envision a presidential race featuring Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush amid party rancor. Bush faces hardline backlash over immigration stance while moderates weigh his appeal to broad voters. Hillary may name a running mate as 2020 theater looms, with names like George P. Bush and Chelsea Clinton entering the chatter.
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