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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2015
Page
4
Kansas Action for Children promotes the Think Big Start Small health initiative building on Pass on Pop. The campaign emphasizes Better Beverages, Unplug Under 2, Breastfeeding Benefits, and Right Rewards to foster lifelong healthy habits for children, with schools, daycares, and communities joining to ease the path to better health.
Online comments react to state lawmakers criticizing Kris Kobachs voter registration purge, noting delays for the poor in obtaining documents. Kansas Supreme Court Justice Eric Rosen is quoted about starting a personal path amid the high courts Garden City visit.
The Telegram outlines letters to the editor must be signed with the writer's address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and spelling. Thank you notes are general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
Cartoonist Jason Stanford notes post Boehner and McCarthy turmoil amid Tea Party demands and aid to govern. He mocks GOP obstruction and questions if Republicans can lead, with Obama sidelined and Congress gridlocked by internal feuding.
National Review urges skepticism of Hillary Clinton’s gun policy, arguing that renewed assault weapons bans and expanded background checks are ineffective against mass shootings. The piece contends most guns come from private sales or personal networks, cites DOJ studies on assault weapons, and warns executive actions could energize the NRA while offering little real reduction in violence.
The piece argues that today the family farm should be owner operated with internal financing and family labor. It emphasizes independence, broad access to markets through many similar-sized farms, a strong family core, diversified production, and adoption of innovative technology. It ties these to enduring community values.
John Schlageck, a prominent agriculture writer from rural Kansas, grows up on a diversified Northwest Kansas farm and brings a long lifetime of experience, knowledge, and passion to his commentary.
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