Intramural Sports Return At Garden City High
Garden City USD 457 faced budget strains and cut intramural basketball and soccer earlier this year. A plan from GCHS Principal James Mireles and Athletic Director Martin Segovia restored intramural programs, reinstating activity for students amid districtwide extracurricular adjustments.
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Intramural sports pilot approved at Garden City High School
USD 457 Board approved Mireles and Segovia proposed self funded intramural program with an estimated 9700 annual cost paid by gate receipts student fees and sponsors No district funds required The plan aligns with youth health emphasis while offering students competition teamwork and ongoing exercise without varsity commitment Sponsors businesses help share costs preserving activities amid tight budgets
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Quotes on work, handouts, and politics from today’s Garden City items
Anonymous comments on GCTelegram.com react to an editorial on farm jobs and immigration reform and on out of work Americans passing on California farm work. Ken Cannon of the Kansas Reform Party speaks at Garden City Community College, aiming to attract voters rather than polarize.
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Letters Policy From The Telegram Guidance For Readers
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number, to be confirmed before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Thank you notes and form letters are not printed. write to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 online at gctelegram.com.
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Republicans Should Attach Action To Their Pledge Promise
The piece argues Republican philosophy underpins government action and urges the Party to define citizen roles, reform Social Security and Medicare, reduce entitlements, and focus on individual responsibility. It cites Reagan and warns of Democratic opposition while stressing character over agenda.
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Germany's strong hand contrasts with US economic woes
An OtherWords column argues the US chases a fragile recovery while Germany posts near nine percent annual growth due to a robust social safety net and export-driven economy. It criticizes US policy as propping up a “giant Ponzi scheme” and questions conservative austerity. The piece contrasts industrial bases and education, noting the US ranks 23rd in high school graduation and leads in dropouts.
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Lights Out on Capitol Hill Debate Over CFL Ban
A critical letter argues against the 2012 2014 incandescent bulb phase out and CFL mercury risks. It cites job losses at GE plants in Kentucky Ohio and Virginia and cites Rep Blackburn Barton Burgess urging the BULB Act to repeal the energy act. The piece warns of foreign bulb production and urges voters to change Congress in upcoming elections.
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Reagan Legacy Foundation President Leads Cartoon Network Firm
Mike Reagan serves as president of The Reagan Legacy Foundation and as founder and chairman of The Reagan Group. Email comments to Reagan caglecar toons.com. Distributed by Cagle Cartoons Inc.
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