Horse Thief Reservoir gains from heavy rains and past sales tax
Heavy rainfall raised Horse Thief Reservoir near Jetmore by about 11 feet, driving crowds to view the surge. The 15 percent sales tax approved in 2005 funded the project for drought-prone southwest Kansas, linking the dam’s recreational and water supply benefits to ongoing precipitation.
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Kansas Legislature Labeled as Kindergartners in Online Grumble
Editorial readers on GCTelegram.com respond to the state budget story with a sharp jab calling lawmakers kindergartners with Big Chief Tablets. Separately, Garden City Recreation Commission Aquatics Director Monica Colborn praises the Big Pool opening and opening weekend turnout.
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Bernie Sanders Campaigning From the Left For 2016 Nomination
CNN veteran Bob Franken analyzes Bernie Sanders as a left leaning challenger to Hillary Clinton and Martin O’Malley. The Vermont senator, age 73, campaigns on ultraliberal reforms, a $1,000,000 tax hike for the rich, single payer health care, free public college, and anti establishment rhetoric. He trails Clinton in polls but seeks to redefine the Democratic race as a revolution against the top have protests from both major parties. Sanders’s unlikely image and outsider stance aim to energize progressives as New Hampshire looms and voters weigh authenticity over polished campaigns.
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Nebraska lawmakers abolish death penalty in major GOP state
Tina Dupuy notes Nebraska's conservative legislature overridden a governor veto to end capital punishment, marking the first red state action in nearly four decades. She contrasts GOP hostility to big government with the paradox of endorsing the death penalty, praising lawmakers who backed abolition and urged humane policy.
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Insanity of Kansas tax policy explainer on legislative stalls
The Kansas legislature nears 100 days with little progress on budgets or taxes. Critics argue tax cuts failed to stimulate growth, while spending cuts remain unlikely. The piece mocks lawmakers allied with the anti tax agenda and notes new or revived ideas like health insurer taxes and consumption tariffs, predicting lower demand and growth.
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