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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2009
Page
4
Our View warns that a weekend crash on U.S. Highway 25 near Hugoton killed Tito Medina and Crystal Medina, 53 and 17, respectively, with two others injured. The editorial cites slick roads from recent wintry weather and urges belt use, noting December 2008 had record crash totals.
The Kansas Highway Patrol notes December brings the highest crash risk of the year as winter begins. Drivers should watch for black ice on bridges and overpasses, expect deer in rural areas, and avoid rushing. Buckle up, slow down, and stay attentive to improve safety during the holidays.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor limited to 500 words and includes the writer’s address and phone. All letters are subject to editing for libel and length. General thank you letters are fine but form letters or testimonials won’t be printed. Fax and phone and mailing options listed.
The excerpt outlines the First Amendment limitations and protections. It states no law shall establish religion or prohibit free exercise, nor abridge the freedoms of speech or press. It also guarantees the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress.
In a televised debate four Massachusetts Democrats vying for Ted Kennedy's Senate seat rejected Obama’s Afghan troop surge. Martha Coakley and rivals argued the plan is impractical and lack of credible Afghan partners undermines the mission. Supporters in Congress remain uncertain while some centrists back the policy.
Kathleen Parker argues that both parties share responsibility for polarization while the USA Network campaign promotes unity beyond stereotypes. She notes the panelists’ diverse backgrounds and asserts the need to move from identity politics to a shared American character rooted in personal responsibility and family devotion.
A syndicated cartoon column accuses Goldman Sachs Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase of handing out 30 billion in bonuses funded by taxpayer bailouts. It argues the rescue lacked safeguards, urges readers to contact their representatives, and frames voting as the remedy to demand repayment and accountability for democracy.
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