Discover Southwest Kansas in The Telegram Special Section
The Telegram highlights regional sights events and attractions from Garden City Parrot Cove waterpark Monument Rocks National Landmark and Little Jerusalem to Holcomb Hugoton sports and the Great West tribute. The editorial invites reader input and promotes daily print and online coverage across southwest Kansas.
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Great West commemorative: reader comments on air line incident
Online comments react to a passenger settlement with an airline after a passenger was dragged from a flight. A Hugoton senior, Katy Heger, reflects on a team victory with intense pride and fire. The piece appears in today’s commemorative Great West section.
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Letters to the editor guidelines and contact details
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67884 Fax 3792675 Email editorta TM delearam Online www.gctelegram.com
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Epistocracy by education sparks debate on voting rules
Philosopher David Estlund popularized epistocracy the idea of rule by the knowledgeable. The piece traces voting limits from history to today noting tests literacy and age restrictions. It argues for education to empower informed participation rather than an intelligence test. Dr. John Richard Schrock editor emeritus comments.
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Patience in Washington and the first hundred days
Michael Reagan argues conservatives overreact to President Trump’s progress in his first 100 days. He compares political impatience to personal impatience, credits executive orders and bipartisan bills for early gains, and urges patience as meaningful reform requires time amid Democratic opposition and congressional processes.
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Susan Wagle Aims to Lead Tax Reform in Kansas Senate
Kansas Senator Susan Wagle of Wichita, president of the state Senate since 2012, has long aligned with the far right but signals a shift toward tax fairness and balancing the budget. She backed tax bills, faced veto battles with Governor Brownback, and now eyes a pivotal role in shaping school finance and tax policy amid a divided caucus.
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