Kansas should repeal the tax cuts amid shortfalls
The Kansas Legislature faces a 1.1 billion revenue gap after Brownback's income tax cuts, with Missouri-side job growth outpacing Kansas, a Shawnee County ruling seeking at least 500 million more for K-12 funding, and December revenue $15 million below expectations. Officials urge repealing the tax cuts to restore jobs and finances.
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Re-election comment targets Rep Huelskamp in ACA debate
An online reader reply from GCTelegram comments criticizes Tim Huelskamp and calls him dishonest. The piece notes Garden City Co-op manager John McClelland urging the county to process a variance and proceed with construction after offering information.
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Whodunit of comic proportions in a year end column
A writer contemplates the Sony hack saga as a comic book with Russia China North Korea Iran and a rogue hacker group all blamed or exonerated. The piece muses on a movie version and a need for a real world superhero to restore truth and justice amid a year of cyber turmoil.
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Selma film frames voting rights as ongoing struggle
The essay argues the Selma movie links 1965 activism to today, showing King’s marchers facing brutal Alabama authorities and Bloody Sunday. It contends current voting laws echo past oppression, while warning against imposing 1960s glory on modern politics and urging clear distinction between historical and present-day injustices.
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Blessing of big families echoed by Francis praise
A personal reminiscence links Pope Francis praise of large families to one writer’s childhood. He recalls growing up only boy among five sisters, earlier bullying, hand me downs, Easter bonnet chaos, and longing for a brother. A 1970 pregnancy produced a hoped for son Eddie, miscarriage sorrow, and later comfort from neighbors. The piece reflects on fraternal bonds, family joy, and enduring loss.
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