Kansas rejects $31.5 million early innovator grant
The Kansas governor refused a $31.5 million federal grant to develop an online health insurance exchange, arguing politics blocked potential health care access gains. Backers cited the need to meet federal deadlines and create a functional exchange by 2014, while critics warned the decision hinders innovation and growth.
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Holcomb meet and greet focuses on school hub
Online readers react to traffic plans at Holcomb, site of a T shaped intersection near the Big Lane US 50 overpass. Holcomb USD 363 Superintendent Jean Rush says the event at Holcomb High School aimed to connect the district with the broader community.
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Garden City Letters Policy and Submission Rules
The Telegram invites signed letters up to 500 words with writer address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Phone and address must be provided. general thank you notes and form letters are not printed.
The American tax debate and the third rail lie
Cartoonist Martha Randolph argues that the no new taxes stance is a dangerous policy myth. She cites polls showing support for higher taxes on the wealthy and criticizes politicians who block tax talks. She urges voters to demand shared sacrifice and accountability.
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Don’t Make Hard Times Any Harder
In a plainspoken critique of U S policy lawmakers in Washington are blamed for worsening the economy. The piece argues against cuts in public works and education, notes inflation and deflation fears, and mocks a balanced budget amendment. It urges President Obama to deliver a decisive address, reject more budget cuts, and insist on tax increases to fund necessary actions.
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Perry Will Be Hated Yet Hated Regardless
The piece argues Gov. Rick Perry will face intense liberal contempt across the country. It contrasts Perry with George W. Bush, portrays him as Texas emblematic and polarizing, and notes his Scouts background, faith, and conservative stance. It observes political attacks may target his background and beliefs more than policy, while Texas’s diverse economy and ties to Mexico are acknowledged. Rich Lowry invites reader comments.
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Donald Kaul Columnist Based in Ann Arbor
Other Words columnist Donald Kaul resides in Ann Arbor Michigan. Distribution of his work is handled through www.otherwords.org, highlighting his opinion writing and civic commentary.
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