Vet treat School sets positive example in reaching out
The Telegram editorial highlights how a local school program engages veterans, showcasing practical outreach and community support. Dena Sattler notes the effort sets a constructive example for student involvement and veteran integration.
Veterans Day observance at KHMS in Garden City
Kenneth Henderson Middle School plans a 7 30 a m Friday breakfast with active duty and retired veterans from all branches. Junior Leadership Corps will display colors recite the Pledge of Allegiance and the guitar class will perform branch songs. The event honors local veterans and provides students with real life history lessons.
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Email scandals and voter turnout comments stir online response
Editorial staff selects online comments reacting to Hillary Clinton seeking high turnout and Donald Trump alienation. The remarks discuss a county’s declining juvenile offenses tied to rule enforcement and punishment, attributed to Finney County Attorney Susan Richmeier in today’s edition.
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Aftermath of a Divided Campaign and Call for Bipartisan Reform
Mary Sanchez reflects on the 2016 campaign’s corrosive vitriol and fractured democratic norms. She argues both parties share responsibility, urges campaign finance reform and redistricting, and calls for trusted national leadership to move beyond partisan interests.
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Land of opportunity myth in 1905 western Kansas
The Wise & Stern land pitch portrays western Kansas as a fertile, rain-soaked paradise. Wheat yields reach 20 to 45 bushels per acre with strong rainfall, while land prices run from 2.50 to 15 dollars per acre. Investors are urged to buy now, citing profitable 160 acre wheat scenarios and a view of Kansas as the breadbasket. John Schlageck comments as a leading agriculture commentator.
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Supreme Court seats may decide civil rights and voting access
Dr Mary Frances Berry argues the fate of civil rights hinges on the Supreme Court, noting Rosanell Eaton’s 11 trips for ID under North Carolina rules and a tied 4 4 vote that left restrictive laws intact for now. The piece warns a Trump nominees list could tilt rulings on voting, housing and work equality, affecting minority turnout and rights for decades.
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