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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 2010

Page

4

Pennies Penny Pinchers Chronicle Editor/Publisher

The fragment notes an established 1906 ELEGRAM item titled Pennies and lists 9People, with editor and publisher roles.

Spring bloom brings pollen misery over Garden City area

Dusty days give way to a splendid show of flowering pear trees but allergy sufferers face high pollen counts lingering this week. Weather sites flag Garden City as among the nation’s worst for pollen with oak, maple and birch blamed as main culprits. Windy conditions spread pollen indoors and out. Denver and Grand Junction, Colo., also report elevated pollen levels.

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Pollenseason hits many states with severe allergies

SWKTalk notes a harsh pollen season with high counts across multiple regions. Southeast delays blooming due to cold winter, causing many plants to flower together. Garden City rebate program encourages residents to plant trees for shade, wildlife, and air quality while advising to keep Kleenex handy.

Southeast Garden City

Obama warns of nuclear threat at security summit

President Obama says a terrorist group obtaining a nuclear weapon would reshape global security for years. Derrick Johnson criticizes Virginia's Confederate History Month proclamation. Lorri L. Jean cites a campaign to end discrimination in Social Security for same sex couples.

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Telegram letters to editor policy notice

The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words and attn editor materials include contact details and email and online options.

First Amendment text phrase wins no law change

The First Amendment Cn declares no law may establish religion or prohibit free exercise, abridge speech or press, or bar the people from peaceful assembly and petitioning the government for redress of grievances.

Facing Ali documentary reviewed as human greatness in film

Stanley Crouch argues the HBO film Facing Ali elevates human complexity over glossy imagery. It contrasts Ali with Malcolm X and Elijah Muhammad, highlighting his ties to controversial figures, rivalries with Joe Frazier, and the profound respect shown by his opponents.

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Vatican faced in cover up row over priest abuse

Maria Esalinas argues that Vatican leaders including Pope Benedict XVI bear responsibility for decades of child abuse by clergy and for transferring offenders rather than reporting crimes. The writer criticizes secrecy, cites a 2001 Vatican directive, and calls for truth and justice.

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Kansas lawmakers weigh health care and politics in April

Burdett Loomis, KU political science professor, notes Kansas Republicans clash with national reform while debating constitutional challenges and repeal. He highlights conservatives like David Frum urging focus on fixes such as Medicaid costs and the coverage mandate, with November elections looming.

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