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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2015

Page

8

Debating removal of Confederate symbols after Charleston

The article surveys moves to remove Confederate flags and monuments across the United States, prompted by the Charleston church shooting. It cites officials and scholars weighing cultural cleansing versus preserving history, noting rising requests to remove flags, statues, and names. Advocates push to honor civil rights leaders instead, while others warn against erasing slavery’s history.

Alexandria Tns Charleston South Carolina Nathan Bedford Forrest U.S. Army Jefferson Davis Robert E. Lee Georgia Ben Lewis Jones Sons of Confederate Veterans Sam Fulwood Center For American Progress Richard Cohen Southern Poverty Law Center

Obama targets Kansas Republicans with budget bill critique

The White House released a lengthy 2,500 word critique of a House budget bill focused on Kansas impact. It warns of cuts and restrictions harming 85,000 ACA marketplace Kansans and potentially adding 77,000 more to Medicaid if expansion occurs. It follows Kansas GOP replies defending the budget and accusing Obama of tax and debt expansion.

White House Kansas Barack Obama Eric Schultz Aviva Aron-Dine Office of Management and Budget Kansas’ House Lynn Jenkins EPA IRS Kansans Obama America Mike Pompeo Kevin Yoder Head Start National Head Start Association Congress Yoder CJ Grover Tim Huelskamp House Jenkins Pompeo

Kansas university leaders waive 2 percent pay hike

Kansas Board of Regents granted 2 percent raises to top university executives while several presidents chose to decline or gift the increase. Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little, Fort Hays State’s Mirta Martin, Pittsburg State’s Steve Scott, Wichita State’s John Bardo, and K State’s Kirk Schulz announced alternatives to accepting the raise. Remaining salaries and planned gifts reflect a mix of forgoing raises and directing funds to scholarships or campus needs.

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