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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 2015

Page

4

Should the state turn over election documents to investigate fraud

The Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach has campaigned on rooting out voter fraud but his efforts have disenfranchised about 17,000 eligible voters and found no rampant fraud. A Wichita statistician Beth Clarkson identified significant voting pattern anomalies tied to precinct size and demanded access to paper tapes from electronic machines, which Kobach declined. Clarkson’s court actions seek the hard-copy evidence to test the integrity of the system, arguing that the pattern warrants explanation and that a nonpoliticized office should welcome scrutiny to ensure accuracy and legitimacy of future elections.

Kris Kobach Kansas Kobach Wichita Beth Clarkson Paul Davis Clarkson Secretary of State

Quotes Reflect Growth From Moser to Free Speech

Editorial staff selected online comments responding to Garden City High School criticism of a movie review. The piece notes values like confidence, teamwork, hard work, and friendship while quoting Gilbert Valerio of Finney County Emergency Management about current rain and potential city flooding.

Moser Garden City Gilbert Valerio Finney County

Telegram Letters Policy for Garden City Readers

The Telegram prints signed letters to the editor limited to 500 words. Include writer's address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and accuracy. General thank you notes are acceptable. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.

GOP power shift favors ultra rich with estate tax repeal

House Rules Committee debates H.R. 1105 the Death Tax Repeal Act of 2015, a $269 billion tax cut benefiting about 5,500 households yearly, primarily those with net worth above $5.4 million for individuals and $10.9 million for couples. Critics warn it cements a permanent aristocracy, while supporters claim it relieves double taxation and helps entrepreneurship.

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Postal Service faces 5.5B loss and bailout risks

The United States Postal Service reports a 5.5 billion dollar loss for fiscal year 2014, its eighth straight multi billion deficit, drawing warnings from watchdog groups about taxpayer bailouts and the agency expanding into same day package and grocery delivery. Critics say improper accounting and private competition with Amazon and others threaten taxpayers while the USPS seeks trucks and new pilots amid alleged misallocation of overhead costs. Phil Kerper, president of American Commitment, weighs in on governance and monopoly questions.

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Hillary Clinton still out of touch in 2016 bid

Opinion piece questions Hillary Clinton's impact and readiness for president. It accuses her of elite detachment, cites a Chipotle stop and unpaid tip episode, contrasts her with Rubio and Paul, and argues her campaign hinges on gender rather than policies or experience. It predicts voters will see through her stance as limited and out of date.

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Reagan Legacy Foundation President Contact

Michael Reagan serves as president of The Reagan Legacy Foundation with contact via email Reagan caglecartoons com. The notice indicates distribution handled by Cagle Cartoons Inc.

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