Drought stretches recovery in southwest Kansas eyes relief
The Southwest Kansas drought imperils crops and raises fire danger across Stevens and Haskell counties. Gov. Brownback tours damaged land while the Ogallala Aquifer suffers from increased pumping. The drought disaster declaration sought for 21 counties could unlock low interest loans and relaxed land-use rules for grazing and haying. Recovery hinges on federal aid and improved weather to ease agricultural losses.
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Greensburg recovery marked four years after 2007 tornado
Greensburg Mayor Bob Dixson reflects on recovery four years after the May 4, 2007, massive tornado as volunteers remain active in the community. The Garden City police issued insurance check lane citations sparked online discussion.
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Letters Policy for The Telegram Reader Letters
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, to be confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online at www gctelegram com.
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Birth denial and bigotry shadow Obama era politics
Leonard Pitts argues that birtherism and race bias reveal a deeper American mindset that questions a black president’s legitimacy. He cites Fox News and Rush Limbaugh, Trump’s inquiries, and witnessed instances of suspicion toward achievements by African Americans.
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MOCA Graffiti Show Draws Vandalism Controversy in LA
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles faces sharp criticism as a street art exhibit allegedly inspires graffiti on nearby buildings. French artist Space Invader is jailed on suspicion of involvement, while MOCA's backers and director Jeffrey Deitch are condemned for promoting vandalism and hegemony in art.
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Call for Release of bin Laden Death Photographs
Foster, national commander of The American Legion, urges President Obama to release the graphic images of bin Laden’s death. He argues the photos serve justice and closure, noting costs of security and veterans’ sacrifices while condemning conspiracy theories and radical Islam.
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