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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 2015

Page

4

HIPPOS dominate Kansas politics in old Kansas editorial

In a critical column editor and publisher Dena Sattler denounces the HIPPOS the Hippo party faction and its impact on Kansas governance. The piece cites Tim Huelskamp and the Freedom Caucus accusing them of obstructing progress and endangering budgets and services. It argues that tax cuts for the rich and cuts to services worsen Kansas finances and rural hospitals risk.

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Quotes spark debate on hunger policy and broadcast access

Online reader comments from GCTelegram respond to an editorial urging Kansas lawmakers to pursue strategies against childhood hunger and poverty. The discussion includes a critic asserting parental responsibility and a remark about mistrust shading legislative work by House Minority Leader Tom Burroughs regarding potential webcasting of hearings.

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Letters to the Editor Policy at The Telegram

The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you letters should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Fox 866 379 2675 Online www cctelegram com

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Hillary Clinton Benghazi hearing boosts 2016 prospects

Clinton avoided private testimony while Republicans and media pundits framed her performance as strong and under control. The piece argues the Benghazi hearing was used to bolster her image, citing polls, media coverage, and notable quotes, while questioning credibility and the Republicans’ strategy for 2016.

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Chur chill and the price of free speech history

Martin Gilbert portrays Churchill’s sharp warnings against Nazism as he defends free speech while Hitler seeks to silence dissent. The piece recounts bans on books, the burning of writings, and the purge of Jewish and politically suspect educators, with Einstein among those removed. It critiques modern hostility to the First Amendment, noting hostile emails and editorial reactions. Susan Stamper Brown profiles appear, with distribution by Cagle Cartoons Inc.

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Garden City hosts historic Kansas Supreme Court session

Gary L. Dick of Longmont Colorado writes praising the Kansas Supreme Court visit at Garden City High School. He and his family attended with interest in the justices questioning attorneys and guiding proceedings. He thanks Justices Biles and Nuss for proposing the visit and urges more such events in the future.

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Roberts backs federal GMO labeling approach at Kansas Farm Bureau hearing

Kansas Farm Bureau lauds Senator Pat Roberts for a Agriculture Committee hearing on biotechnology and GMOs. The group cites overwhelming scientific safety, notes state labeling laws hinder interstate commerce, and urges a uniform national standard to ensure consistent consumer information. Rich Felts of Manhattan, Kansas, president of the Kansas Farm Bureau, comments on Roberts leadership.

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