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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2010
Page
4
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Our view urges participation as early U S census responses show Southwest Kansas lagging state and national rates. Immigrant concerns, distrust, and outreach efforts affect mail returns. Census data guide House seats and over 400 billion dollars in federal funding. From Saturday, census workers will visit nonresponding households to ensure a fair count.
President Obama criticizes blocking debate on reform and calls for an honest American discussion. Janet Napolitano voices concerns that new Arizona immigration law diverts resources and targets illegal entrants. Senate Leader Reid pushes climate change legislation as a potential path to resolve a bipartisan stalemate.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and subject to editing for size and length. Letters should be kept to 500 words or Fax (620) 275-5165 Attn. Editor.
The passage outlines the core freedoms of religion speech press assembly and petition. It asserts government shall not establish religion nor prohibit exercise of religious beliefs nor abridge free speech or press nor hinder peaceable assembly or petition for redress of grievances.
The piece argues Arizona may overstep by enforcing federal immigration rules locally. It notes legal context, police powers, and concerns about profiling, while contrasting federal inaction with state efforts and cost implications of undocumented residents. It cites Gov. Brewer and references national responses from advocacy groups.
A columnist compares anti-government zeal of the tea party to Huck Finn’s drunken father, arguing the movement unites diverse anxieties about government. He questions claims about health care reform, contends costs, rationing, and constitutional issues, and ends noting Rush Limbaugh’s exile notion as a sign. Donald Kaul, Ann Arbor, Michigan, writes for OtherWords.
Dr. Jason Eberhart-Phillips reviews the H11N1 influenza pandemic one year on, noting 74 million Americans vaccinated and 60 million infected, while half the population remains susceptible. Vaccines, safety, and annual boosters are urged as case numbers may rebound. Kansas health officials warn preparedness remains essential.
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