Paws for a Cause Dog Jog and Pet Expo in Finney County
Finney County Humane Society hosts Paws for a Cause at the American Legion building with a Dog Jog from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and a Pet Expo from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds fund shelter medical care and transport to rescues. The event promotes responsible pet ownership as officials seek ways to curb unwanted population through spay and neuter incentives and community programs.
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City paper critique and downtown program praise
Readers react to a Garden City story on the Affordable Care Act coverage and Downtown Vision being designated an accredited National Main Street Program for the ninth straight year. Comments attack media bias while officials highlight progress and open for business downtown.
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Letters Policy for The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters not exceeding 500 words and including the writer's address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Attn. Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Phone numbers and an online option are provided.
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Controversy Over Redskins Name and Native American Sensitivity
The piece argues over whether the Washington NFL team should change its name, noting Obama’s view and defenses citing tradition. It discusses respect, stereotypes, and ownership of terms, citing the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s stance and Lanny Davis’s comments on public opinion. It ends with a playful notion that Native Americans could buy the team and own the name.
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Blame and lessons in a partisan shutdown debate
Joe Gandelman argues the 2013 shutdown stems from a no‑compromise Tea Party and GOP faction using defunding tactics, while noting the era's partisan drift. He contrasts historical warnings by Tocqueville and McKinley with today's media dynamics and debt‑limit deniers.
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Lonegan Fights for Taxpayers in New Jersey Senate Debate
Steve Lonegan, hailed as a tea party leader, campaigned against toll hikes and a costly bond issue while opposing cap and trade and Obamacare. He contrasts with Booker, who backs higher taxes and federal health reform. The piece lauds Lonegan’s fiscal restraint and argues voters favor his conservatism despite New Jersey’s liberal tilt.
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