Kansas AG Schmidt hosts holiday crime victim remembrances
The Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt organized receptions to honor and remember crime victims during the holiday season. The editor notes that many face stress from money issues and family strife, but those grieving a loved one lost to crime experience unique sadness and despair.
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Angel Tree honors crime victims across Kansas
The Kansas Organization for Victim Assistance partners with the attorney general to host angel tree ceremonies in Wichita and Topeka, inviting attendance by friends and family of crime victims to place ornaments honoring loved ones. The piece urges support for victims and reflection during the holidays, stressing ongoing grief beyond courtroom outcomes.
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iPads in Education Spark Community Debate in Garden City
Online remarks from GCTelegram readers react to Garden City High School students using school issued iPads for a physics project. The Senior Showcase column notes staying in touch aids health and features Barbara Jensen of the Senior Center of Finney County urging activity.
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GOP embrace hope as Kemp era vision returns
In a Kemp Leadership Award dinner setting, Senator Rubio and Rep. Ryan inspire a back to the future GOP shift toward optimism and inclusive appeal. The piece urges Republicans to show up, promote positive thinking, and adopt Kemp Reagan ideals to broaden support among minority communities.
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Fiscal cliff debate wears down a weary citizen
A Pittsburgh Tribune-Review humor cartoon depicts two interlocutors lamenting the fiscal cliff crisis. They discuss automatic cuts, Bush tax breaks, and the heavy burden of regulation. The dialogue laments partisan gridlock and calls for engaged voting and reform, ending with a nap planned until 2016.
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Letter on CPI chaining and living standards
Marcy, economics instructor at Garden City, argues against a chained CPI. She warns it masks living standard erosion and would undervalue Social Security cost of living adjustments. She cites CPI composition and calls for preserving current measurement.
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