Should Kansans vote no on Amendment 1 for hunting rights
In this editorial, the Kansas editorial board argues against Amendment 1 to add a right to hunt, fish, and trap wildlife to the Kansas Constitution. It warns of local-control limits and NRA influence, urging voters to reject the measure and preserve existing laws under state regulation.
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Campaigning for family counseling at Finney County center
Online reader comments from GCTelegram.com respond to coverage of the new Finney County Community Services Center and to a story about the Kansas Flatlanders Militia. The editorial staff selected remarks critique perceived militarism and governance style.
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Letters to the Editor Policy at The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for verification. Letters may be edited for libel and length and should be 500 words or less. Thank-you letters should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Writer Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 6784 Alan ran on Online www cctelegram com.
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Clinton Weiner email scandal fuels election clash
Kathleen Parker presents a sharp critique of Hillary Clinton and FBI Director James Comey amid renewed focus on Hillary email practices and Weiner laptop revelations. The column contrasts partisan reactions, questions timing, and links the incident to broader electoral stakes and perceptions of Clinton’s honesty.
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Chase Coleman attacked by man fearful of black youth
Leonard Pitts Jr. reflects on a Rochester incident where a white man assaulted Chase Coleman, a 15 year old autistic cross country runner from Syracuse. The piece links the attack to white male fear and broader racial violence, noting inadequate local justice and the historical pattern of black people bearing the brunt of such fear.
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Martin MacDonald
MacDonald
Rochester
Stephen King
Tamir Rice
Trayvon Martin
Levar Jones
Education inflation taints graduation rates and grades
The piece argues the rise from under 70 percent to over 82 percent graduation is inflated by systemic practices. It cites grade manipulation, repeated testing, alternative schools, and misclassification to boost on time diplomas while scores on NAEP and ACT decline or stagnate. Dr. John Richard Schrock notes teaching and university observations support these claims.
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