Which Kansas small town teams won state basketball titles
The article notes Hugoton girls, Holcomb boys, and Scott City boys won state championships at the Kansas state tournaments. It highlights Hugoton's 4A II title, Scott City's fourth title in five years, and Holcomb's first state title since 1992, then reflects on the value of youth sports experiences and ends with congratulations to all participants.
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Highway lobby influence sparks editorial reply
Online comments curated by GCTelegram.com respond to a critique of U S Rep Tim Huelskamp for voting against Amtrak funding. One commenter cites calculated malevolence behind policy while another notes the public impact of transportation decisions on communities.
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America’s dysfunctional government and partisan foreign policy
The author attacks the U S government for gridlock and treachery over Iran diplomacy led by Senator Tom Cotton and a Netanyahu backed Congressional move. Hillary Clinton’s email controversy is linked to broader questions about self government, with critique of partisanship and secrecy.
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Red state Republican gains dampen deliberation in D C and Kansas
The piece argues GOP majorities in Congress and 30 states push gridlock in Washington and rushed laws in red states like Kansas. It cites Senate filibuster rules, McConnell's stance, and Tea Party critics while highlighting tax money, school funding, and higher ed funding changes. It laments reduced deliberation weakening democracy nationwide.
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Burdett Loomis KS political science professor
Burdett Loomis is described as a professor of political science at the University of Kansas.
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Netanyahu's Capitol visit sparks clash over Iran talks
A column denounces Benjamin Netanyahu's March Capitol appearance with House Republicans as a partisan stunt aimed at undermining Obama’s Iran negotiations. It argues sanctions policy is shared with allies, questions Netanyahu's motives, and criticizes Congress for focusing on anti Obama rhetoric rather than national interest.
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