Four candidates seek GCCC Board of Trustees seats
The four candidates William Clifford Merilyn Douglass Jim Randall and Ron Schwartz voice strong support for GCCC partnerships with local business and education access. Clifford seeks re election Douglass would bolster nursing program insights Randall offers financial and government experience Schwartz brings automotive training ties. All agree on frugality and continued campus improvements with broad community benefit.
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Arden City Community College
Gccc Board of Trustees
GCCC
William Clifford
Clifford
Merilyn Douglass
Kansas State Nurses Association
Jim Randall
Ters
Colorado
Ron Schwartz
Board of Trustees
In Their Own Words on Nuclear Proliferation
Joe Cirincione of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace says the world is in the race to contain nuclear proliferation and warns that efforts are not fast enough to curb the threat.
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Joe Cirincione
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Letters to the editor at ACA Ua Telegram welcome signatories
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, confirms before publication, and editors may edit for libel and length. Letters must stay under 500 words, general thank you notes are allowed, but form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact details and mailing address provided.
Theatest Amendment Cited Amid Legal Debates
A discussion cites the First Amendment to remind lawmakers of protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. The note highlights enduring conflict over rights and government action in public policy and court cases.
Free trade map ends American export credits
Alan Guebert argues WTO rulings threaten U S farm export programs including GSM-102 GSM-103 and SCGP, labeling export credit as endangered by CAFTA and WTO discipline. He warns Congress and farmers that trade deals may erode U S agriculture financing while promising gains may vanish.
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Geneva
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USDA
World Trade Organization
WTO
Brazil
U.S. Ag
Commodity Credit Corp
Congress
Central America
Senate Ag
Saxby Chambliss
R-Ga
CAFTA
Chambliss
Plainspoken
Louisiana Ag
Bob Odom
Churches Should Avoid Political Signs and Lobbying
A Telegram article debated 501c3 church political activity. It argues churches must educate not advocate and avoid excess lobbying that jeopardizes tax exemption. The piece stresses separation of church and state, urging leaders to keep faith focused on spreading the Gospel.
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IRS
God
Jesus
Constantine I
Assemblies of God
Garden City
Views on gay marriage ban and constitutional rights
Ronald F. Dailey argues against a proposed gay marriage ban in Kansas, contending it violates equal protection and legal rights under the 14th Amendment. He contrasts legal and moral issues, urges a "no" vote, and asserts Christian compassion while criticizing intolerance.
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Greenway
Jesus
Kansas
Ronald F. Dailey
Garden City
Engineers Endorse Horse Thief Lake Vote Ahead
Mark Sexson urges voters to back the Horse Thief reservoir project noting three engineering firms found the site viable. He criticizes opposing anecdotes and cites comparisons to nearby lakes like Clark and Ford Goodman State Lakes, arguing the lake will store ample water and benefit southwest Kansas.
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Goodman State
Clark State
Lake McKinney
Concannon Lake
McKinney
HorseThief
Kansas
Mark Sexson
Garden City
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