Marshall Upsets Huelskamp in KS First District GOP Primary
Roger Marshall defeats Tim Huelskamp in a shock KS-1 primary ending a Tea Party era. Huelskamp faced removal from key committees and faced broad political fatigue among constituents. Marshall emerges as a likely general election challenger, with Libertarian Kerry Burt and independent Alan LaPolice possible opponents. The result signals a potential shift away from fringe governance toward centrism.
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Capital-Journal
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KS-1
Marshall
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Alan LaPolice
Kansas
Ag Committee
Donald Trump
United States
Garden City honors first female motorcycle officer
Online response from GCTelegram readers praises Kimberly Larkin as Garden City’s first female motorcycle officer. Editorially selected quote urges belief in girls and goals. Dr Luther Fry pledges 1 million to KU Ophthalmology with wife Ardis backing research and patient care.
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Gctelegram.com
Kimberly Larkin
Garden City
Luther Fry
Fry
Ardis
University of Kansas Ophthalmology
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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 or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 editorc alamra Online www.gctelegram.com
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Mail service needs an assist and bills on the USPS
Chip Hutcheson, president of the National Newspaper Association and publisher of The Times Leader, argues USPS finances require Congress to pass bills ending the double payment to Medicare. He notes mail delays hurt subscribers and small towns, urging readers to contact lawmakers this summer.
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Congress
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R-Utah
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D-Md
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D-Del
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D-Mo
Mark Warner
D-Va
Roy Blunt
R-Mo
Jerry Moran
R-Kan
Susan Collins
R-Maine
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Postal Service
Sam
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USPS
U.S
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The
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Princeton
No First Use Debate Shrugs Off Nuclear Deterrence
The Obama administration weighs no first use as a policy shift to end nuclear ambiguity. Proponents say it signals a radical break in doctrine and limits U S leverage, while opponents warn it emboldens foes, weakens deterrence, and undermines allies who rely on the nuclear umbrella. The piece argues such a move would heighten global risk.
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Barack Obama
United States
Bernard Brodie
Vladimir Putin
Europe
Rand Corporation
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Putin
China
North Korea
South Korea
Japan
Rough election loom wakes man from coma of 30 years
A hospital patient awakens from a coma in 2016 to find a divided America. The doctor outlines disunity, soaring debt past $20 trillion, stalled economy, and rising terrorism. The patient asks about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as potential leaders and requests to be put back under.
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Barack Obama
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Obama
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Oprah
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