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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2010
Page
4
Our View notes Americans eat about 220 million eggs daily, making a 550 million egg recall seem less dramatic. Still, concerns linger as the recall threatens two large egg farms and health officials estimate up to 1300 illnesses from contaminated eggs, though no deaths are reported.
The article argues federal oversight is lax and recalls slow. It cites an FDA web page listing recalled eggs including Kansas sources, notes a habitual violator with fines, and calls for regular high risk facility checks. It links egg taint to past peanut butter and spinach incidents and urges Congress to grant authority to order recalls and increase inspections.
Anonymous online comment argues for motorcycle helmet laws as seat belt rules are debated in Kansas. The piece also cites Holcomb USD 363 Superintendent Demitry Evancho praising a new class addition to the Holcomb district for four year olds.
The Telegram invites signed letters up to 500 words and requires writer address and phone number. Letters may be edited for libel and length. General thank you notes accepted. form letters, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Phone 620 276 6862 ext 201 or 620 275 5165 Email editor gctelegram Online www gctelegram com
In a New Republic cover piece, John B. Judis argues Obama faltered by not pushing back against Wall Street excesses and warns that populist anger could hollow out policy. Gibbs and other political figures are cited as examples of bruised credibility amid postcrisis politics. The piece reflects on history’s repeating cycles of populist backlash and presidential restraint.
Rich Lowry argues that after the 2007 surge and a reduced U.S. presence, Iraq could become Obama’s South Vietnam if Washington withdraws too quickly. He urges sustaining a deep strategic partnership, continuing a troop presence past 2011, and integrating Iraqi security with U.S. diplomacy to prevent a relapse into civil conflict. He cites Brookings’ Kenneth Pollack on civil-war relapse and warns against squandering the opportunity in Afghanistan and Iraq.
British Prime Minister David Cameron calls on Sir Philip Green to lead a spending review and slash virtually every government program. The 1,340 billion pound national debt tops 103.5 percent of GDP, with VAT rising and welfare costs looming. Green’s task draws parallels to a budget fix in the film Dave, urging a drastic, broad reform of public spending.
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