Telegram Established 1906 and Dena Sattler Editor
The Telegram with roots dating to 1906 lists Dena Sattler as editor and publisher. denas gctelegram.com.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2006
Page
4
The Telegram with roots dating to 1906 lists Dena Sattler as editor and publisher. denas gctelegram.com.
The Senate confirmed Defense Secretary nominee Robert Gates who stated the United States is not winning in Iraq during his confirmation hearing. A concurrent Iraq Study Group report urged broad policy changes and outlined risks if the situation deteriorates, pressuring the president to adjust course amid mounting calls for change.
Deputy PM Barham Saleh reacts to the Iraq Study Group verdict saying dependence on foreign forces cannot continue and urging bolstered Iraqi security forces. In Oregon, Undersheriff Brian Anderson updates on missing California traveler James Kim whose body was found after a Thanksgiving weekend ordeal.
The Telegram invites signed letters with address and phone number and notes all letters are confirmed before publication. They may be edited for libel and length, requests for thank you letters are general, and form letters or complaints are not printed. Contact options include email fax phone or mail to Attn Editor Garden City Kansas address.
A National Geographic documentary titled In the Womb: Animals uses 4-D ultrasound to show gestating animals including an elephant, a puppy, and a dolphin. The piece argues these images energize the abortion debate, while noting public figures and legal cases surrounding reproductive rights.
The text asserts that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also protects the freedoms of speech and of the press, and the right of the people to assemble and petition.
A citizen requests air and land testing in western Kansas before new coal plants come online, warning that extra pollution could harm health and sparking fear for autism and respiratory issues. The piece urges safety over unknowns and cites heritage stars, moonlight, and environmental justice. It also covers Plains conservation, prairie dogs, and a push to repeal or revise KSA 80-1201 to aid black footed ferret restoration.
A reader recalls old warnings about a proposed coal fired plant amid the Hugoton gas field and questions experts predicting long term damages while noting current high prices favoring coal over natural gas. The letter also lightly advises a neighbor about geopolitics and aspirin factories.
Charley Reese argues for reintroducing universal burden sharing from military service to environmental costs, taxes, and public duties. He criticizes voluntary military service as unjust and urges broader accountability, while condemning warrantless spying and terrorist labeling without due process. He concludes with a call for civic responsibility.
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