Our View Bird Surge Ignites Pheasant Population
Our View notes pheasant numbers rising regionally after years of poor counts caused by adverse conditions in Kansas. The piece highlights renewed optimism as seasonal wildlife trends improve and regional habitat conditions recover.
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Rooster Roundup pheasant hunt boosts Kansas tourism
Kansas sees pheasant numbers rebound after drought with new Rooster Roundup contest expanding to five counties Finney Ford Stevens Hodgeman and Seward. Hunters 18 and older can register banded birds for prizes. program runs Nov 14 through Jan 31 boosting local motels restaurants and hunting activity.
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Quote on helping others vs self care sparks online debate
An online reader comment from GCTelegram.com argues for prioritizing local needs over national aid as First District Rep. Tim Huelskamp weighs Pope Francis calls to aid Syrian refugees. The remark reflects mixed openness and echoes a broader discussion in today’s Kansas coverage.
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Letters to the Editor Policy and Contact Info
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer's address and phone number. letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. 500 words or less. Thank you letters general in nature. Form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 6784 aditare telegram co online www actelegram com
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Obamas Health Policy Plays Budgetary Bluff And Scapegoating Drug Firms
Phil Kerpen argues Obamacare raises insurance premiums through reinsurance schemes and mandates. He accuses Democrats and insurers of a coordinated campaign to blame drugmakers, backed by figures like Marilyn Tavenner and Andy Slavitt, with media support and political timing aimed at the 2016 election. He warns price controls damage drug development costs and urges reforms that enhance innovation and protect intellectual property.
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Boehner Steps Down Amid GOP Tensions and Debate
House Speaker John Boehner announces retirement at end of October, sparking a conservative push to oust him. The piece recalls 2010 interview about GOP principles, Meadows motion to vacate, and debate over tactics, government size, and debt while noting bipartisan pressure and leadership challenges.
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Papal Confession Dialogue With Obama Merits Candid Response
A staged exchange imagines Barack Obama confessing to the pope about policy errors and political conflicts. The pope critiques ObamaCare costs, climate regulation, immigration, abortion, and same sex marriage, urging humility, faithfulness, and reform while hinting at a political retreat.
Tom Purcell Humor Columnist Contact Info
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review humor columnist Tom Purcell is listed with an email contact and distribution by Cagle Cartoons. The text provides an address fragment and distribution note for Tommy Purcell’s syndicated work.
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