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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2014
Page
4
Our View argues for needed immigration reform as Congress stalls. It criticizes U.S. Senator Pat Roberts for decades of partisan gridlock and rising undocumented worker grants, contrasting with a newcomer advocating nonpartisan solutions amid a heated political climate.
The editorial argues for comprehensive immigration reform and criticizes Roberta Roberts for an enforcement-only stance. It notes Orman supports a path to citizenship with requirements while opposing labels of amnesty. It cites bipartisan calls from Kansas leaders and business groups for reform and highlights past guest worker support for agriculture.
A reader questions fiscal restraint amid editorial urging attendance at a city forum about Kansas tax policy and the state economy. Kim Inderlied, Finney County CVB director, notes festival weather and debate over replacing it at the Finney County Commission meeting.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number for verification before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and limited to 500 words. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
A critical look at Neil deGrasse Tyson and a Bush quote error. Sean Davis of The Federalist highlights how Tyson repeated a misattributed line about God naming stars. The piece argues science fans can be as prone to error and pomposity as any group, amid cultural reverberations and online feuds.
Cartoonist Jason Stanford argues for open combat roles for women, noting historical WASP service and international examples. He cites backlash, but asserts military needs and equality justify broader inclusion, urging acceptance and teases the politics behind the fight.
A critical column argues the Secret Service has shown cracks in its wall of invincibility. It cites breaches at the White House, deceptive statements, and resignations, linking them to broader questions about secrecy, oversight, and democratic accountability. The piece also notes Obama era events and calls for direct truth from public servants.
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