Tax cuts blamed as Kansas revenue slips continue
The Kansas Department of Revenue reports a September shortfall of 31.7 million, pushing fiscal year gaps to 61 million. Officials cite oil and farm income drops, while critics argue tax cuts failed to spur growth and spur government reductions.
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Courtroom renovated in Law Enforcement Center basement
Readers online comment from GCTelegram.com responds to a story on Gov. Sam Brownback challenges. A commenter questions Sam Brownback’s compassion and educational cuts, then shifts to a remark by Magistrate Judge Ricklin Pierce about the district courtroom renovation in the LEC basement.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor in Garden City
The Telegram requests letters to the editor be signed with address and phone, will be confirmed before publication, and may be edited for libel and length. Limit 500 words. thank you notes general. form letters, poems, complaints or testimonials not printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 email editorta telegram online www gctelegram com
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Republicans press Planned Parenthood hearing amid defund push
A House committee berated Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards over doctored videos while ignoring calls to delay. Republicans push new probes and defunding moves as a Wall Street Journal NBC poll shows strong public support for Planned Parenthood and opposition to government shutdowns over funding. Richards notes abortions vs cancer screenings data were misrepresented, and lawmakers proceed to vote on abortion restrictions hours after the hearing.
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Jig’s Benghazi inquiry exposed as partisan push
The Benghazi Select Committee is described as a taxpayer funded opposition group aimed at stopping Hillary Clinton from becoming president. After seven investigations and 13 hearings, the panel is portrayed as a long running partisan effort funded for 72 months and $4.5 million, with McCarthy and Hannity revealing the goal to hurt Clinton. The piece argues the inquiry shifted from seeking truth to politically damaging Clinton, comparing it to past political prosecutions and calling for a stand down order to end the investigation.
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Healthier beverages take real look at sugar drinks
John Schlageck argues against linking soft drinks with a balanced diet, urging hydration with water juice or milk. He notes flavor marketing targets youth, questions nutritional value, and promotes dairy and fruit drinks as essential to a healthy daily diet. He concludes with a call to support farmers and ranchers.
Jason Stanford's Roles And Contact Listed In Release
Jason Stanford is identified as a regular contributor to the Austin American-Statesman, a Democratic consultant, and a Truman National Security Project partner. An email at stanford appresearch.com is provided, and the distribution is credited to Cagle Cartoons Inc.
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