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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 2011

Page

4

Record heat spell marks July in Garden City region

Garden City endured its hottest July since 1946 with 21 days over 100 degrees and five record highs. July readings included 106 on July 10 and 16, 105 on July 15, 108 on July 20, and 103 on July 22, signaling severe drought and crop stress as August began with 104 and forecasts remain hot.

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Community notes on rocket playground saga and festival lineup

Online readers react to a Garden City story about saving the Finnup Park rocket playground as a Facebook page resurfaced memories. Willis Pracht promotes a diverse Tumbleweed Festival lineup for August 27 and 28 at Lee Richardson Zoo with top acts.

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Telegram letters policy guidance text

The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with address and phone number. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. General thank you notes, not form letters, are welcome. other forms like consumer emails or business testimonials will not be printed.

Tea Party turmoil ends in political toxicity and calls to disband

Kathleen Parker condemns the Tea Party faction for endangering Boehner's debt plan and the nation. She names figures like Judson Phillips, Jenny Beth Martin, Mark Meckler, Michele Bachmann, Jim Jordan, and Jim DeMint, arguing their influence worsened governance and risks to the economy. The column urges discarding the movement to restore trust and stability.

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Views on Huelskamp and Tea Party divide in Kansas politics

Leonard Rodenbur criticizes Tim Huelskamp and the Tea Party for harming middle class Americans, warns against privatizing Social Security, cutting Medicare, and slashing Pell grants while praising bipartisan leadership. The Kansas Leadership Center announces open enrollment for Your Leadership Edge in Garden City and Wichita.

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Reagan and Lincoln as models of statesmanship in politics

The piece argues that Reagan and Lincoln blended fixed ideals with pragmatic compromise to achieve major goals. It cautions conservatives and liberals alike to value strategic tactics without abandoning core aims, noting how leadership requires balancing ideology with reality. It warns against purity politics and praises measured, principled compromise.

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