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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2009
Page
4
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The July unemployment rate rose to 7.7 percent in Kansas, marking seven straight months of job losses from 2008 levels. Non-farm payrolls fell by 48,500 in July, down from June’s 54,800 but still deepening revenue shortfalls and triggering further budget cuts. Gov. Parkinson hopes stabilization later this year, yet officials must prepare for more cuts as housing improves modestly and the stock market climbs amid a still stubborn recession. The state often lags national recovery, suggesting cautious optimism and extended recovery ahead.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell argues that the administration’s forecast of a 10 year federal deficit reaching 9 trillion dollars signals an unsustainable burden on future generations. He warns that spending borrowing and debt are out of control amid the White House projection.
The Telegram welcomes letters from readers and requires signature with writer address and phone number. All letters are subject to editing for libel and length, and will be confirmed before publication. Thank you notes are general. form letters, poetry, consumer complaints, or business tests will not be printed.
The article presents the First Amendment declaration prohibiting establishment of religion, guaranteeing free exercise, protecting freedom of speech and the press, and safeguarding peaceful assembly and petition for redress of grievances. The wording anchors rights against Congressional intrusion.
John Mackey, CEO of Whole Foods Market, argues in a Wall Street Journal op ed that personal responsibility and market competition should shape health policy. He urges cross state insurance competition, tort reform, tax parity, and HSAs, while critics call for a boycott amid Obama health care overhaul debates.
Robin Mittenthal argues in a Prairie Writers Circle essay that 1941 Iowa farms used diverse crops and manure fertilization, while 1976 maps show over 95 percent devoted to corn and soybeans, harming pheasants, incomes, and soil. He calls for policy reform toward conservation and diversified farming to revive varied farms and avoid factory fodder grain.
A broad look at Panetta opposing releasing Bush era CIA memo details, Pelosi claims of agency deceit, and Holder's move to reopen cases. The piece debates covert actions, accountability, and the strain within the Obama administration as it confronts past interrogation methods.
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