Winter wheat outlook in Kansas amid mixed El Nino hopes
The Kansas winter wheat crop shows promise with NAS S ratings at 50 good 6 excellent while acres planted fall 8 percent lower at 8.5 million. El Nino failed to deliver expected moisture as drought relief lessens though southwest Kansas remains abnormally dry. Farmers still need moisture for future harvests amid low prices and oil price downturn impacts.
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Garden City comments on litter and community behavior
Online reader remark from GCTelegram.com discusses a family discarding trash at Target and driving away amid a broader piece on litter and entryway concerns in Garden City. The quote contrasts a neighborly concern with a meddlesome, outspoken church lady archetype.
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New Ymca Center Stage Program
Letters to The Telegram Reader guidelines and contact
The Telegram invites signed letters with address and phone for verification. Submissions may be edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed. Writer Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 6784 aditare alanrar Online www cctelegram com.
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Five Republican claims and bipartisan counterpoint in US policy debate
A critical essay argues mainstream media are too negative and GOP candidates spin fear while conservatives praise Obama era gains. It highlights five areas: abortion decline, gun industry strength, rising deportations, low inflation with cheap food, and high employment. A note on Julie Doll, journalist.
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Why I Now Support Donald Trump for President
Donald Kaul of Ann Arbor Michigan argues Trump should lead the United States praising his blunt style and willingness to defy norms. He mocks Clinton and Sanders, notes Trump’s campaign reach and contrasts experience, and contends Trump will make America great again despite flaws.
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Honoring traditional unions and Nancy Reagan’s death
A reflection on enduring marriages and the public gaze on lasting partnerships. The author recalls family unions and cites Nancy Reagan's death as a reminder that devotion to a spouse can define a life. The piece contrasts personal fidelity with broader debates over marriage and independence.
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Philadelphia Daily News columnist Christine Flowers profile
Christine Flowers is an attorney and columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News. Email her at eflowers1961 gmail.com. Distributed by Cagle Cartoons Inc.
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