Local paper notes editor publisher trio dating to 1906
An item highlights the newspaper's roots with the editors and publishers linked to the 1906 establishment, underscoring a long running lineage in the paper's history.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2010
Page
4
An item highlights the newspaper's roots with the editors and publishers linked to the 1906 establishment, underscoring a long running lineage in the paper's history.
FEMA Regional Administrator Beth Freeman met Finney County officials to review flood plain designations tied to two drainage ditches that would affect about 1800 properties. Protests forced FEMA to back off the plan, but outcomes remain unclear and residents seek a reasonable, life protecting approach without extra costs.
The Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s address or phone number. Submissions are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length, with an approximate 500 word guideline and multiple contact options for delivery.
The First Amendment protects a wall of freedoms including establishment clause freedom of religion free exercise speech press and the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
CBS News New York Times poll finds about 20 percent of Americans support the tea party. They skew white Republican male over 45, wealthier, with 57 percent favorable to Bush. University of Washington study links racial resentment to tea party zeal, even after controlling for partisanship. Leonard Pitts argues the movement reveals deeper racial politics in US discourse.
The article explains the County/City Trade Pull Factor CTPF as a measure of local retail strength. Garden City 1.31 Liberal 1.28 Dodge City 1.14 are regional centers with high out-of-county drawing power. Finney County EDC notes growth with 14 new and 18 expanding businesses, using retail strength to attract employers and improve quality of life. Eric Deppertschmidt discusses local development. HAROLD STARR.
Edward H. Hammond, president of Fort Hays State University, writes that Kansas faces a looming budget gap with an 18 percent cut to higher education. He praises western Kansas legislators Sen. Steve Morris and reps Melvin Neufeld, Larry Powell, Pat George, Gary Hayzlett, Jeff Whitham, Bill Light, and Carl Holmes for tough choices, warns against further social service and prison cuts, and calls for revenue options and targeted retraining to sustain the region’s economy and quality of life.
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