Telegram Remains Aiming to Inform People Since 1906
A historic note traces the Telegram's founding in 1906 as a paper dedicated to informing the public. It highlights the long running mission, community role, and continuity of local news service through decades.
Voter enthusiasm fuels Kansas caucus drama
Across Kansas voters flocked to Democratic caucuses on Super Tuesday including overflow sites due to crowds and a winter storm. Obama leads Clinton in delegates while McCain nears GOP nomination. Kansas GOP caucuses were set for Saturday. Young voters energize with hope and change, as Americans seek stronger grass roots participation on the path to Election Day.
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Garden City
Kansas
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
GOP
John McCain
Obama
Tornado Devastates Macon County Prompting Mayor Linville Alarm
Macon County Mayor Shelvy Linville warns residents that the tornadoes that struck the county bring sudden danger. He emphasizes the storm's sudden approach and the need for immediate shelter as homes and infrastructure suffer heavy damage. Local officials assess recovery needs and urge public caution.
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Macon County
Tenn
Shelvy Linville
Telegram letters to editor policy notice
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for publication confirmation. letters are edited for libel and length and kept under 500 words. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems complaints or testimonials will not be printed. send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or via email.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Clintons
Obama
Bill
Hillary
First Amendment text summary line
The First Amendment restricts Congress from establishing religion or prohibiting free exercise, and protects freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition for redress of grievances.
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Congress
What If Obama Were a State, White, or Female Candidate
A provocative op ed argues that identity biases shape presidential voting beyond race and gender. It suggests a white Obama or a female Romney could alter appeal, then critiques how voters equate character with identity and question standards across gender and race.
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Barack Obama
Hillary Clinton
John McCain
Mitt Romney
Obama
Clinton
McCain
Romney
America
Shelby Steele
Hoover Institution
Peter Robinson
National Journal
Change as rally cry fades under global warming debate
The author travels to Patagonia while criticizing the 2008 political campaigns. He assesses Barack Obama as a strong speaker and notes Clinton and Edwards attacks as disingenuous. He questions changing health care funding and overall party strategies, ending with a contact note for Donald Kaul.
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Change
Obama- Clinton-Edwards
Obama
Iowa
Questioning American political myths and government role
A critical reflection on conservative views and the role of government in society. The piece argues freedom once meant self-reliance but evolved into government provision, notes the dangers of debt and inefficiency, and calls for competence and honesty from leaders to solve real problems and reduce wars and deficits. It contrasts socialism and capitalism with practical governance.
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America
State of the Union
House
Senate
Washington
George W. Bush
Letter to Charley Reese at Orlando P.O. Box 2446
A request to correspondence addressed to Charley Reese, care of P O Box 2446 in Orlando Florida 32802. The note specifies mailing details for future messages and includes the recipient’s postal box as the delivery point.
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Charley Reese
P.O. Box
Orlando
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