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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2011
Page
4
Dena Sattler reports that Kansas counties favor a cautious approach to voter citizenship proof. With little evidence of noncitizen voting, officials say they can handle elections this year without adding the proof of citizenship requirement at registration.
The Lawrence Journal World editorial critiques Kris Kobach's push to speed two election security laws. It warns rapid citizenship proof and voter ID implementations could hinder voters and election officials ahead of the 2012 presidential election, risking integrity more than noncitizen votes. The piece urges measured timing and thorough preparation.
Online readers respond to a brief on JC Street and Kansas Avenue turning restrictions saying the intersection remains dangerous. Kristin Brighton from New Boston marketing discusses Garden City rebranding efforts in today's edition.
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. Letters may be edited for libel and length and are subject to approval before publication. General thank you letters and form letters are not printed. send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or via www gctelegram com.
Tina Dupuy argues Romney fits the current Republican Party due to his family, abortion stance shift, and private sector record, claiming he embodies the party's ethos while critiquing opponents and GOP hypocrisy. The piece links Romney to broader party trends, calling him perfect for the moment.
NPR presented a dramatic reading of the Declaration of Independence on July 4. The piece argues the United States has expanded from colonial roots to a worldwide military presence, with bases in 46 countries and up to 1,000 outposts, while noting the costs in money and civil liberties and questioning the sustainability of empire.
Mark E McCormick argues that leadership is active and risky, citing Obama Boehner and Tea Party critiques. He notes compromises, loss of control, heated stance, and the Tea Party's pivotal role in pushing spending cuts amid partisan battles. The Kansas Leadership Center official reflects on the broader public lesson.
William A. Collins, a former state representative and former Norwalk, Connecticut mayor, is profiled in this OtherWords column provided by www.otherwords.org. The piece summarizes his political background and public service.
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