State housing grants aid Garden City housing push
Garden City benefited from a Kansas Moderate Income Housing Program grant to spur home construction. A $300,000 award supported Pioneer Road Estates, a 11 acre project near Garden City High School with 17 single family homes and 13 duplex units. The program aims to help towns under 60,000 population with streets, water and other utilities.
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Modest raises spark debate on staff pay at Kansas universities
Online comments on a Kansas public universities tuition hike story questioned raises for line staff while noting a state social work workforce of about 4,000 with fewer than 1 percent west of Wichita. The remark came as KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little spoke at a reception for a new western Kansas master of social work program.
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Letters Policy for Garden City Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor, with address and phone, to be confirmed before publication. Letters must be 500 words or less and may be edited for libel and length. Include contact details and send to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or via the Telegram website.
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The Center Holds: Obama and His Enemies review
Stanley Crouch reviews Jonathan Alter’s The Center Holds praising its calm, clear portrait of Obama’s 2012 campaign and administration. The book analyzes Obama’s strategy, McConnell’s aims, and the era’s political dynamics with insider detail and balanced judgments.
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Rand Paul’s libertarian moment reshapes GOP presidential race
The piece surveys Rand Paul’s rising influence in 2015 as a libertarian conservative voice challenging big government. It notes his stance on NSA surveillance, IRS scrutiny, drone rhetoric, and constitutional rights, while highlighting his fundraising via influential figures and his evolving foreign policy appeal within the party. Rich Lowry offers cautious optimism about Paul’s grassroots network and potential front-runner status.
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Kobach Faces Supreme Court Setback on Citizenship Law
Chapman Rackaway notes that Kansas official Kris Kobach suffered a major defeat as the Supreme Court invalidated Arizona's proof of citizenship provision tied to voter registration. The 7-2 ruling affirmed federal supremacy and cast doubt on Kobach's hardline immigration strategy and its electoral impact.
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