Road funding fight stalled Kansas roads tied to tax cuts
Our View criticizes Gov. Brownback for diverting funds to offset his budget crisis, calling road maintenance projects stalled statewide. The piece cites a report praising Kansas infrastructure while noting the credit belongs to earlier policymakers and accuses Brownback of triggering a disengaged, starved-infrastructure approach after 2012 tax cuts.
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Kansas must prioritize road funds amid budget shortfalls
The Kansas budget gap near 350 million prompts KDOT to delay 24 road projects including a Finney County upgrade. Critics say postponing highway upkeep harms infrastructure while lawmakers push tax cuts, hoping for rapid revenue restoration without harming essential services. Restoration of prudent investment in infrastructure is urged.
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Diverse voices highlighted in Garden City coverage
A reader comment from GCTelegram.com opposes bigotry and calls for inclusion in Garden City. The piece discusses how Kansas educators, including Jennifer Ng of the University of Kansas, view Garden City's role in supporting culturally diverse settings.
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Letters to the editor policy notice at The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with return address and phone number for verification. Letters must be 500 words or less and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes and form letters are discouraged. address Attn Editor 310 Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
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Transition Advice for a Trump White House From Transition Observer
A veteran observer offers practical policy ideas for the Trump Pence administration including tax reform, a flat or fair tax, a toll system at the southern border, private donations to scholarships, and rapid executive action. The note urges prioritizing economy, school choice, repeal of Obamacare, and media engagement while focusing on results over ideology.
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Modest wish list for 66 million voters after Trump victory
Davis Merritt, a Wichita journalist, urges a cautious approach for voters who did not back Donald Trump. He frames a wish list to demand stability, accountability, and measured policy shifts while acknowledging that 60 million others supported him. He ends by noting the lasting impact of the election on the nation and world.
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Time for losers to get a grip and move on
The piece argues that after Trump’s victory the country must accept the result and stop protests. It blames liberal media and Hillary supporters for continuing fights and urges Republicans and Democrats to stop rioting, grow up, and work toward helping America.
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