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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2015
Page
4
Editorial says Kansas should tighten restrictions on payday and title lenders amid high rates and fees. It notes 14 day loans at nearly 400 percent can cost a $500 loan over $770 in all fees, while some states impose more sensible caps. Calls for reasonable state limits to protect working poor yet keep access.
Online comments reacting to a Garden City news story discuss tax policies and urban myths. The piece notes a proposed grocery store on Garden City’s west side with deli, bakery, pharmacy, Red Box, propane exchange and similar services. Patrick Gunn of Galloway Planning commented on regional development.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor, requests writers include address and phone number, and notes letters will be confirmed before publication. Letters are subject to editing for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. General thank you letters may be published. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 479-2675 Attn Editor stelegram.com Online www.gctelegram.com
The piece reflects on Mario Cuomo, New York governor for three terms, his rhetoric at the 1984 Democratic National Convention and Notre Dame, and how progressive ideals are critiqued as superficial floor wax. It notes his clashes with televised pundits, a personal anecdote about a Gingrich debate, and a Times editorial on economic strains during his governorship. The article concludes with a sober wish for rest and a caution about inspiration versus action.
John Schlageck analyzes how consumer nostalgia and online shopping influence Kansas producers to diversify beyond commodities. Farmers add pick your own produce, home delivery, farmers markets, and farm events to engage urban shoppers seeking trust and local stories. Younger farmers lead this shift, aiming to stay on their land amid rising costs and changing tastes.
The House votes first on Keystone XL as a new Congress begins while Democrats face a veto showdown. Tom Steyer funds opposition, aiming to block billions in private investment and tens of thousands of jobs to push for higher energy costs and a carbon tax.
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