Kansas editorials probe use of state staff in politics
The piece argues state officials and staff tied to Gov. Brownback engaged in political digging against opponent Paul Davis. It notes records requests by Lt. Gov. Coyler’s chief of staff and KDHE attorney Tim Keck, plus timing around Coffeyville Journal, Politico, and Kneedler reports. It condemns dual-role staffers as improper muckraking and urges voters to weigh imperfections of both candidates.
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Paul Davis
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Politico
Jeff Coyler
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Tim Keck
Corey Kneedler
Kneedler
Keck
Hanna
Davis
Brownback
Clay Barker
Kansas
Republican Party
State of
Garden City town hall, city social network under review
Online comments selected by Garden City Telegram staff react to a city commission town hall meeting. A reader praises ongoing city efforts and notes a playoff moment as a microcosm of the season for Kansas City Royals fans.
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Gctelegram.com
Garden City Commission
Rich Maynard
Kansas City Royals
Telegram letters policy and contact address
The Telegram invites signed letters with address and phone number and confirms all letters before publication. Letters are editable for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Thank you letters should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 wrar Online www gctelegram com
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Agriculture and humanity on the climate edge
The essay argues that farming enabled civilization but drives emissions and ecological strain as populations rise toward 10 billion. It surveys tech options from precision agriculture to no till and organic farming, noting limits and risks. John Feffer of Foreign Policy In Focus weighs the need for diverse approaches to feed the world.
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World Watch
FAO
New York
Michael Bloomberg
United Nations
Global Alliance For
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The
New Yorker
John Feffer
Foreign Policy In Focus
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War on Women debate spans abortion and bias
Kathleen Parker analyzes the so called war on women, arguing the focus on abortion misses broader sexism. She cites Wendy Davis, Rush Limbaugh, Bill Maher, and Virginia race between John Foust and Barbara Comstock to illustrate selective defense of women and political double standards.
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Google
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Texas
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Rush Limbaugh
Maher
Sarah Palin
Sandra Fluke
Limbaugh
Virginia
John Foust
Barbara Comstock
Faust
Comstock
Town University
Frank Wolf
Virginia House of Delegates
Foust
Democratic Party
Barbaracomstock
Happier endings for dying pets and their owners
A Boston Globe piece notes a small but growing move toward pet hospices in the United States. It contrasts legitimate care with at home euthanasia and urges readers to support compassionate end of life services for animals while debating affordability and ethics.
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Boston Globe
International Association of Animal Hospice and Palliative Care
Spay & Neuter
Associated Press
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