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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2007
Page
4
A compact notice identifies the publication as established in 1906 with roles for editor and publisher. It provides minimal context and branding, portraying the paper as a local informational outlet run by named positions.
A Monday storm in southwest Kansas produced 80 to 85 mph winds and hail, killing Leona May Cane, 93, as her mobile home on West Mary Street in Finney County was blown off its foundation. The event damaged crops, vehicles, and buildings, with Holcomb High School and a Sunflower Electric Power plant facing about $1 million in damage. Evacuations affected about half the residents of a Garden City apartment complex. The piece urges awareness of mobile home vulnerabilities and directs readers to county shelter resources online.
Catharine Morales of Montreal recalls hours of terror in Majahual, Mexico as Hurricane Dean battered the region. Walls shook and seemed ready to explode while residents faced prolonged danger and damage. No further details are provided.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. Form letters, poems, and business testimonials will not be printed.
A resident recalls a violent storm that damaged homes and trees across town. Leona Cane, 93, died after her mobile home was blown off its foundation. In Labrador Apartments, 60 tenants were displaced and Holcomb High School closed for days. Residents weigh damage against safety and perspective.
Cal Thomas argues that Britain’s Labour is expanding government and saving taxpayers money by cutting waste. He cites CAGW’s Prime Cuts 2007 predicting $2 trillion in five years from cutting wasteful programs, urges Republicans to emphasize spending control to restore credibility and oppose big government.
An August snow story from Kansas note spans to Chile where Daughter No. 2 in Santiago reports rare snow. Children and pets enjoy it while Auracaria branches shed, roofs break, and a garden helps clear snow. The column also mentions NIE program, state kindergarten rules, and quirky bookish slogans.
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