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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2010
Page
4
Easing of Dont Ask Dont Tell in Military Policy
The Gazette urges ending the 1993 ban with new rules to ease enforcement, arguing secrecy harms service members and national security. Secretary Gates backs common sense reforms while Congress weighs full repeal. The Times-Picayune highlights health care reform requiring calorie counts in chain restaurants and vending machines with data on menus and requested nutrition details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert Gates
Congress
Barack Obama
Gates
The
Times- Picayune
New Orleans
National Restaurant Association
Federal Food and Drug Administration
New York
Wall Street Journal
Textile mill worker laments flood threat to retirement
Kenneth Guilmette, 60, laments epic flooding in Westerly Rhode Island that may endanger his long time job at the textile mill. A Sharp Corp executive Yoshisuke Hasegawa notes mobile 3-D is near as liquid crystal screens display 3-D animation for mobile devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Guilmette
Westerly
R.I
Sharp Corp
Yoshisuke Hasegawa
Telegram invites letters to editor policy details
The Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor including signing with name address and phone, confirmation before publication, and editing for libel and length. Letters must stay under 500 words and general thank you notes are allowed while form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. contact details and address are provided.
Freedom of Religion and Speech Cited in Establishment Clause
A passage recalling the First Amendment protections states that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise. It underscores the rights to free speech press assembly and petition the government for redress of grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goes
Patriot Guard Riders urged after Snyder Westboro clash
A veteran father sued Westboro Baptist Church for protesting at his Marine son’s funeral and won a multimillion dollar judgment, only to have the Fourth Circuit reverse the ruling. Supreme Court review looms as Patriot Guard Riders offer memorial escort to shield services from protests. Bill O'Reilly considered to pay the fees if ordered. Mike Reagan promotes Patriot Guard and urges readers to join.
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Arihe Corps
Matthew Snyder
Troq
Albert Snyder
Westboro Baptist Church
Topeka
Kan
America
Christian Science Monitor
Snyder
Westboro
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
High Court
Bill O’reilly
Fox News
Patriot Guard Riders
Patriotguard.org
Patriot Guard
Community urged to help maintain Mitchell Theater after sale
In Garden City readers praise the Mitchell family for buying and restoring the Dickinson Sequoyah Theater. They urge patrons to keep the complex clean, report vandalism, and support local business to sustain jobs for students and families. Henry Turner of the Boot Hill Model Railroad Club thanks attendees of March train show and sponsors, with plans to return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Mitchell
Dickinson Sequoyahe
Boot Hill
Garden City Telegram
KSN News
Henry Turner
The
Seven loaves and sausages parody on health care clash
San Francisco cartoonist Will Durst uses biting satire to mock congressional bickering over the health care bill. He likens lawmakers to sausages and wieners and blasts partisan obstruction while praising the bill’s passage and calling for restraint amid fiery rhetoric.
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Olive Garden
Texas
Michigan
Caribbean
GOP
Mitch McConnell
Party of No
Party of Hell
Obama
Lazarus Risen
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Will Durst
San Francisco
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