Start Walking Day Promotes Brisk Daily Exercise
The nationwide push from the American Heart Association urges adults to pledge to walk. A 10 minute three times daily plan can extend life, with vigorous activity adding about two extra hours per hour. Garden City pursues walker friendly upgrades including sidewalks and bike lanes to connect parks and destinations.
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Toyota faces record fine over delayed defect alert
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood cites evidence that Toyota failed to meet legal obligations and hid a dangerous gas pedal defect for months, as regulators seek a 16.4 million dollar penalty for not promptly notifying authorities about safety problems affecting Camry and Corolla models.
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Toyota
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Telegram letters to editor policy and contact details
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with the writer's address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be kept under 500 words. General thank you letters may be printed. Form letters poems or business testimonials will not. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Phone 620-276-6862 Ext 201 Fax 620-275-5165 E mail editor gctelegram.com
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First Amendment text citation on religion and free expression
The excerpt presents the First Amendment clause prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise speech press assembly and petition. It underscores government limits on religious establishment and guarantees individual rights to expression and protest.
Hispanics' political power grows with census push
The National Council of La Raza marks Census Day as Latinos gain clout while fears over immigration persist. Sonia Sotomayor's Supreme Court appointment signals progress, yet Latinos worry about undercounting, funding, and representation. New House seats forecast in Texas and other states reflect rapid Hispanic growth and potential line-drawing battles.
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Health care reform vs civil rights rhetoric sparring
Rich Lowry critiques health care reform framing as borrowed civil rights era glory. He notes Democrats invoke 1960s imagery, cites John Lewis and Pelosi, contrasts Medicaid expansion with true rights, and argues for policy merits over moral posturing. He warns against rhetorical intimidation undermining debate.
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Anonymous Online Message Boards and Public Debate
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