Dena Sattler Named Editor and Publisher
The item announces Dena Sattler as editor and publisher for a newspaper established in 1906, highlighting leadership change at the publication.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2010
Page
4
The item announces Dena Sattler as editor and publisher for a newspaper established in 1906, highlighting leadership change at the publication.
Our View celebrates National Volunteer Week, praising voluntary acts that support groups like Downtown Vision Garden City and the American Red Cross. It notes budget cuts in schools and the Edward M Kennedy Serve America Act expanding AmeriCorps, boosting volunteers in education veterans and the poor, and thanks Finney County volunteers for improving the region.
Gen Raymond Odierno touts the killings of al Qaida in Iraq leaders as a major insurgent blow near Saddam Husseins hometown. The State Department condemns Syria arms transfers to Hezbollah threatening Israel and Lebanon. Willie Walsh cites airlines assessing risks as Europe resumes air traffic after the Icelandic volcano shutdown.
The Telegram announces letters to the editor must be signed with writer address and phone, will be confirmed before publication, subject to editing for libel and length, kept under 500 words, with general thank you notes. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
A compact excerpt presents the First Amendment’s core provisions forbidding laws against establishment of religion or free exercise, and prohibiting abridgment of speech press and assembly, with right to petition the government for redress of grievances.
A reflective piece contrasts 1960s Vietnam era protests with modern demonstrations, arguing that patriotism includes dissent. It recalls Hillary Clinton defending protest in 2008 and criticizes left and right accusations of unpatriotic behavior. The author defends peaceful protest and warns against equating opposition with violence.
Charles D. Baker Jr., a Harvard-educated former budget chief and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care chief, enters the governor race opposing Deval Patrick. He touts reform coalitions, raised funds from insurers, and vows to roll back the sales tax increase while facing Mihos in the GOP primary and Cahill in the general.
The narrator recalls a harsh view of stress from a past adrenal test and a life spent micromanaging the future. After exploring self-help and prayer, they find gradual improvement, peace, and presence, realizing gratitude and acceptance without demanding quick fixes. More adventures to follow.
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