Medicinal Marijuana Debate in Kansas Faces Hurdles
Editorial notes rising travel from Kansas to Colorado for marijuana access, highlighting medical use for epilepsy and other illnesses. It cites Charlotte's Web oil as beneficial per health professionals while Kansas lawmakers resist legalization citing safety and gateway concerns. Calls for policy change amid growing public support.
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City rental inspection debate draws reader comments
Online remarks selected by editors from GCTelegram.com respond to Garden City Commission talks on a rental inspection program. Dawn Thiel of ABC Pregnancy Care Center calls for action in National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month.
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The Telegram invites signed letters with writer contact details and addresses. Letters must be 500 words or less and are edited for libel and length before publication. Send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online at www gctelegram com.
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Benghazi boost for Republicans
Republicans turn the Benghazi email flap into a political lever as the White House faces new scrutiny over talking points. Press briefings spotlight questions about cooperation with a House select committee led by Trey Gowdy, with reporters pressing for transparency and accountability.
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Value Added Math Fails NCLB Waiver Loss Sparks Reform Debate
Jason Stanford critiques the Value Added Method used to judge teachers, noting ASA findings that VAM is junk science. He cites Washington state losing its NCLB waiver, Tennessee policy reversals, and federal funds at stake, arguing impossible standards harm poor and minority students. He warns policymakers against relying on flawed, shaky data.
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Government waste pile grows as earmarks draw scrutiny
Cal Thomas laments rising federal waste and opacity in spending. He cites GAO findings on untracked ammunition, a Brooklyn Medicare misallocation, IRS bonuses, a Marine One contract, and billions missing at the State Department. The piece highlights the Pig Book’s focus on earmarks and calls for accountability.
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