Immigration reform splits nation states step into vacuum
The Sacramento Bee and Chicago Sun-Times echo concerns over federal immigration gridlock and evolving state laws. Arizona and Alabama laws spur outcry as legal migrants and citizens feel unwelcome. Georgia crops rot as workers quit. Privacy concerns rise as cell phone searches prompt calls for national reform.
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Ogallala Aquifer meeting draws governor quote ripple
Online readers react to a Kansas pension formula story and to Gov. Sam Brownback remarks on the Ogallala Aquifer Advisory Committee. The governor cautioned that without Ogallala water, agriculture manufacturing recreation and local towns would suffer or vanish.
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Letters Policy For The Telegram Readers Guidelines
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone, to be confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. general thank yous or form letters are discouraged. Mail Attn Editor 310 N Seventh Garden City KS 67846 or visit www gctelegram com online.
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Tea Party Obstacle to Free Trade Deals Deepens
The House moved toward approving three trade pacts with Colombia, Panama and South Korea amid Tea Party resistance. Speaker Boehner signaled no vote on a China currency bill, citing grave concerns and risk of a trade war, while critics argued elites influence policy over voters.
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Religion and politics clash in 2012 vote debate
Cal Thomas argues the 2012 election must focus on candidates’ ability to govern not their faith. He notes anti-Catholic rhetoric in history, critiques evangelical endorsements of candidates, and cites Dr. Robert Jeffress urging support for Rick Perry while labeling Mormonism a cult. He stresses church influence should not guide voting.
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Media blackout of Ron Paul and dissenting voices
A critical column argues mainstream media suppresses Ron Paul and other challengers, citing fundraising and poll success contrasted with scant coverage. It links coverage bias to corporate interests in wars and banks, noting WikiLeaks material and Bradley Manning to prove wide censorship in U.S. press.
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