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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2010
Page
4
Our View argues the Buff Project, a senior requirement at Garden City High School, should remain mandatory or offered as a choice only to ensure seniors gain community service and career readiness. Proponents say it builds leadership, empathy and real world skills, while opponents cite time pressure and student burnout.
President Obama pledges to honor fallen mine workers by strengthening safety in the mines amid calls to overturn immigration enforcement laws. Civil rights activists and Rep. Grijalva urge resistance to police collaboration with immigration actions. An al-Qaida statement mourns leaders killed in Iraq as two jihadists are named heroes.
The Telegram welcomes signed letters to the editor. Include writer’s address and phone number. all letters will be confirmed before publication and are subject to editing for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words or 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 plus phone and fax details for the Attn. Editor.
The fragment presents a historic government text stating that no law shall establish religion or prohibit free exercise, abridge freedom of speech or press, and protect peaceable assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It echoes constitutional language about civil liberties.
Chapman Rackaway reviews the rise of the Kansas tea party, tracing its roots to 2008 and 2009 and noting its momentum, endorsements, and structure. He warns of hijacking attempts by rival groups, calls for purging radicals, and argues conservative protest energy can reshape Republican dynamics if channeled responsibly.
The article recalls the 2008 murder of Marcelo Lucero in Suffolk County and the later cases of Jose Sucuzhanay and Luis Ramirez, highlighting juries and prosecutors pursuing hate crime charges. It notes failures in reporting and a broader push for new hate crime laws and better public education to prevent such violence.
Stanley Crouch analyzes David Remnick's biography of Barack Obama and the book The Bridge, contrasting serious journalism with right wing misinformation. He critiques Willie Lynch myths, Farrakhan’s rhetoric, and race narratives, arguing for fact over conspiratorial myth, and ends inviting contact via email.
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