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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2014
Page
4
Telegram editor denounces Secretary of State Kris Kobach and Gov. Brownback for damaging economic and voting rights policies. The piece argues tax cuts harm schools and roads and ties Kobach to tea party extremism despite his stance on voter rights.
The Kansas race for secretary of state centers on voting rules and election integrity with Jean Schodorf challenging Kris Kobach. The editorial argues Kobach pushed photo ID and citizenship proofs, risking voter suppression, while Schodorf pledges easier registration and stronger business protections.
Online comment from GCTelegram readers reacts to a Kansas Policy Institute five year budget plan. Brownback defends keeping 1 cent sales tax while income tax cuts reduced revenue. Commenter cites relief from lower prices and travel, with implied personal spending from savings. Donna Gerstner mentioned gas price drops in today’s edition.
The Telegram invites signed letters with the writer's address and phone number and confirms all letters before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
Telegram columnist John Dailey reflects on health care funding, insurance reform, and the Affordable Care Act. He recalls personal experiences with uninsured patients and doctors’ approvals, argues the act shifts money from care to insurance, and critiques political rhetoric. He notes the long battle over reform and its perceived real effects on everyday life.
Conservative pastors fight Houston HERO nondiscrimination law after city issues subpoenas seeking sermons and related material. Mayor Annise Parker defends action as overly broad amid accusations of religious intimidation and First Amendment concerns. Texas AG Greg Abbott calls for immediate drop and court challenges loom.
A critique of modern Halloween outfits cites BrandsOnSale.com selling Ebola containment suits for 79.99 as part of a broader wave of provocative costumes. It notes imitation of headlines, risky depictions, and sexualized outfits for adults and children, plus pet costume spending.
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