Royals edge toward postseason glory in 2014 then fall short in World Series
Our View Royal run ast year at this time, the Kansas City Royals had a glimmer of hope. When September rolled around, the Royals did indeed squeak into the postseason, and then thrilled their fans with a magical run to the World Series. After a hard fought, seven-game series with the San Francisco Giants, Kansas City fell just short of the franchise's second World Series title.
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Royals look to big season payoff in 2014 chase
The Kansas City Royals rise to lead the AL Central with one of baseballs best records. Ned Yost guides the team while Dayton Moore, a Garden City Community College alum, cites unity as key to success with a modest payroll. Multiple factors push toward a potential postseason, with Oct. 8 set for a potential home game in KC.
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Quote on Kansas mental health funding spurs online reaction
A reader comments on a story about rising mentally ill inmates in Kansas jails and prisons. The speaker praises Russ Jennings for funding, criticizes legislators and cites partisan obstruction by Republicans as a barrier to aid. Alan LaPolice, a First District candidate, voices the critique during his Garden City visit.
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Telegram letters to editor policy and guidelines
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with address and phone for confirmation before publication. Submissions may be edited for libel and clarity. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed. Send to Writer Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 near Online www e telegram com.
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Journalists Leave Town for August Quiet and Reflection
Washington notes mark the August lull as reporters and pundits head out, Trump headlines loom, and a columnist reveals a traumatic brain injury in 2014 and a return to two weekly columns. The piece reflects on time, seasons, and the chance to rest and write.
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Fourth Amendment and Abuse: A Public Body Search Case
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that the Corley incident exposes a clash between the 1791 Fourth Amendment and modern policing. He notes a Texas gas station search described as a naked, invasive body cavity probe by deputies, claims of coercion, and calls for accountability as part of broader concerns about police powers and civil liberties.
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Trump odds rising in a chaotic GOP primary field
A political commentary argues Trump defies the naysayers as GOP contenders like Walker Cruz Rubio and Bush struggle for traction. It compares Trump to Reagan and notes billionaire-backed rivals risk narrowing the field while media scrutiny and public indifference shape the race.
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Will Durst Performs as Nationally Acclaimed Comic
Will Durst is a nationally acclaimed comedian. Email him at durst@caglecartoons.com. Distributed by Cagle Cartoons Inc.
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