Volatile weather linked to global warming debate
Editorial argues growing weather volatility in the Midwest stems from global warming. Iowa scientists in a 2012 statement cite droughts and floods, urging renewable energy and emission cuts while noting some experts question the link. It calls policymakers to act despite international pollution trends.
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Quotes on firing, online remarks spark debate in Garden City
Editorially selected online reaction to a Kansas appeals court firing story. The quote defends speaking one’s mind about a public figure while noting charity needs in Garden City. Salvation Army bell ringer Tim Cruz is cited from today’s edition.
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Wait for judgment on Petraeus scandal not snarky chatter
Kathleen Parker urges restraint as Petraeus affair and Broadwell matter unfold. FBI probe ethics questions swirl around Kelley and Allen, with officials seeking verification and careful disclosure. The columnist cautions against premature judgment while noting national security stakes and public interest.
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Fix the Debt viewed as Trojan Horse in debt fight
A Washington debate over the 2010s fiscal cliff features a corporate coalition named Fix the Debt rallying 80 plus CEOs and a $60 million media push. Critics warn the campaign masks a push for territorial tax breaks that would largely benefit firms like Microsoft, risking large windfalls while shifting costs to the poor and elderly.
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Brownback’s conservative gamble on health care exchange
Political science professor Dr Chapman Rackaway notes Governor Sam Brownback has shifted from aggressive policy bets to folding Kansas onto the federal health care exchange. The move ends state control while critics say it abandons innovation and cost-shifting relief may be temporary. The stance contrasts with prior calls to repeal Obamacare and reject federal funding.
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