Garden City hosts Kansas Supreme Court for first visit in 154 years
Editorial urges Kansans to support an independent judiciary amid state budget fights and recent school finance rulings. It notes Gov Brownback's push to curb judicial power, seeks public understanding of court roles, and highlights the educational value of the Garden City night session at Garden City High School.
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Local readers weigh in on Kansas voter rules and student walks
An online comment from GCTelegram.com readers criticizes state lawmakers and county staff amid discussion of Kansas voter registration restrictions. A Horace Good Middle School principal stresses engaging kids through diverse lunch and activity programs as part of International Walk to School Day.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor in Garden City
The Telegram requests letters to the editor signed with writer’s address and phone number. Letters must be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and space. Thank you notes should be general, and form letters or testimonials will not be printed.
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Fiorina rises in GOP race as fearless foe of abortion
Carly Fiorina, a former business executive, emerges as a hard hitting outsider in the Republican presidential race. Her fierce condemnation of Planned Parenthood draws both admiration and fear among feminists, with critics noting imprecision in a video claim but praising her blunt, pointed rhetoric and appeal to pro lifers.
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Public mood rails at politics as 2016 race stirs
A Bloomberg poll shows 75 percent of Americans fed up with politics and 72 percent feel the country is less great than before. Republicans lean toward outsider candidates like Trump and Carson while Fiorina gains in polls. Many cite debt, taxes, and moral decay as drivers of discontent. Political outsiders attract support despite criticism. Fifty-three percent find the 2016 campaign entertaining.
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Bush’s “stuff happens” remark on Oregon college shooting
A commentary criticizes Jeb Bush for saying “stuff happens” after the Oregon college massacre. It argues the line reveals GOP orthodoxy that mass gun violence elicits no legislative fix, contending that other countries with stricter gun laws avoid such tragedies. The piece contrasts Canada Britain and others, urging reflection on laws and national character.
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