Kansas attorney general race backs Schmidt for second term
The Kansas editorial argues for reelecting Derek Schmidt as attorney general. It highlights his prosecutions of violent crime, human trafficking and gangs, consumer fraud protections, and a new KBI crime lab, while criticizing past birther rhetoric and noting opponent A J Kotich.
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Finney County to discuss taxing stored oil and gas resources
A Finney County Commission meeting Monday included debate over taxing stored oil and gas resources. Commissioner Roman Halbur commented on estimating remaining underground resources, calling it a joke to do it another way. The discussion ties to agriculture and regional resource concerns in Kansas.
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Letters to the Telegram for publication guidelines
The Telegram invites signed letters up to 500 words with writer address and phone number for confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. General thank you notes are acceptable. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed.
Politicize Ebola debate spans parties and policy failures
A long, opinionated piece argues that both parties exploit Ebola to score political points. It criticizes budget cuts at NIH and CDC, GOP obstruction to Obama nominees, and calls for funding the CDC and NIH while urging responsible governance. It notes media and public attention for viral topics and urges restraint.
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Tide Turns as GOP Tide Edges In Nationwide
Rich Lowry notes a shifting political landscape as the 2014 Senate race dynamic mirrors Missouri in 2012. Grimes faces scrutiny over Obama vote refusals, echoing Akin's infamous remark, amid Obama’s wobbling popularity and Democratic brand struggles. A Wall Street Journal NBC poll shows GOP leads on economy and foreign policy. The piece weighs campaign dynamics, incumbency, and party messaging as Democrats risk Senate losses.
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Viewpoint on economy and voting forces in the U S
The author outlines how the Fed, Congress, and the president shape money supply and interest rates. He argues distribution 20-60-20 shifted to 50-30-20 hurts purchasing power, notes Republican and Democratic plans each work under different conditions, cites past eras, and urges voter consideration this November. EDMOND FISCHER, Garden City.
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Garden City Telegram reader letter complains of bias
PAM ROWE of Amarillo Texas criticizes the Garden City Telegram for left leaning editorials and political stance. She insists on news presented without opinion and urges balanced reporting in the local paper.
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