Supreme Court prayer ruling sparks church and state debate
The Hutchinson News critiques the ruling allowing prayers at government meetings, arguing it weakens the separation of church and state. It warns the decision opens doors for marginalized religious groups, including Satanists, to offer prayers, while suggesting moments of silence would be more meaningful than prayers.
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Kansas official weighs architectural firm choice for Corrections Center
Finney County Commissioner Cliff Mayo comments on selecting an architectural firm to build the new Corrections Services Center. Readers online discuss Republican stance and energy policy linked to a Kansas Chamber group and AFP veteran lobbyist as the town weighs the matter.
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Letters Policy From the Garden City Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Write Attn. Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or contact via phone and online forms.
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GOP tsunami hype for 2014 midterms overshadowed by caution
The piece weighs optimistic forecasts from Reince Priebus and Nate Silver against Democratic resilience. It notes Republicans defend 22 governorships versus 14 for Democrats, a dense Senate map with 21 Democratic seats, and possible upsets in several states. Analysts warn turnout and mood may limit gains to a ripple.
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EPA rule could widen waters reach threaten farm works
Kansas farmer commentator John Schlageck warns the EPA and Army Corps proposal expands the Clean Water Act scope beyond navigable waters and could require federal permits for ordinary farming tasks. He urges public comment by July 21 and points readers to kfb.org for details.
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Benghazi feud spurs House select committee plan
The piece argues Democrats deny Benghazi issues as House Speaker Boehner forms a select committee to probe 2012 Libya attack. It cites emails from Rhodes and Rice, differing views on terrorism versus video theories, and critiques White House cooperation amid political maneuvering.
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