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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 2012

Page

3

Dole backs Kansas food aid with 250000 pledge

U.S. Senator Bob Dole launches a statewide program to feed poor and elderly Kansans. He pledges 250000 as a matching fund to fuel “Bob Boxes” distributed monthly through VFWs and health departments, aiming to ease food insecurity for seniors in rural and urban areas.

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Quotes on Obama era job growth and 4-H family programs

Editorial selected online quotes discuss job losses and gains since Obama took office noting 800 000 monthly losses versus 30 months of growth. A remark contrasts Bush era hopes with 2008 realities. Also highlighted is the Extension Connection column featuring 4-H programs inviting family participation with 35 projects and child development.

Obama Dubya GC Telegram.com Diane Mack K-State Research and Extension 1-H

Letters Policy for The Telegram Publication

The Telegram invites letters to the editor, requires preservation of the FEC and AAUIOSS, and confirms letters before publication. Submissions must be 50 words or less, may be edited for libel and length, and should be general form letters. Write Attn Editor Garden City KS address and contact details.

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After Benghazi film flare up Parker critiques reaction

Kathleen Parker argues the violent Muslim protests over a low budget film were not about U S policy but manipulated by post revolution power struggles. She criticizes the Cairo embassy apology and Mitt Romney’s remarks as amplifying an American problem and aiding the "imbeciles" who incited violence.

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Drought exposes Farm Bill waste says Taxpayers for Common Sense

Ryai Alexander of Taxpayers for Common Sense condemns a proposed Farm Bill as a wasteful drought response. The piece argues record farm profits and insurance subsidies shield special interests while taxpayers shoulder costs, urging debt reduction instead. Distributed by OtherWords.

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Romney foreign policy debate over embassy attacks

The piece surveys Romney's stance on foreign policy after attacks on U S embassies in Egypt and Libya. It contrasts media framing, party debate, and the political use of war and peace issues while criticizing Obama administration messaging and Romney's responses. It cites Netanyahu and Kerry and discusses Iran Egypt Iraq Israel and Afghanistan.

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