Day care access in Garden City eyed by Ford Foundation study
The Ford Foundation researchers examined day care access for new and established residents, noting it as a serious problem for families of packing plant workers due to misaligned shift hours. They suggest plant sites near work with trained staff, while warning against sole employer responsibility and urging increased support for community day care providers to expand services and raise staff salaries.
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Garden City
Ford Foundation
IBP
Monfort
Lexington, Neb
Students Write War Themed Poems In Middle School Club
In a Kenneth Henderson Middle School seventh grade class, 20 students and teacher Wanda Stallings explored war through poetry. The exercise yielded deep, nonheroic reflections on cruelty, destruction, and the human cost of conflict, with students expressing sorrow, doubt, and antiwar sentiments.
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Kenneth Henderson
Wanda Stallings
Stallings
Jeff Nichols
James White
Dana On
Telegram Publishing Co. offers subscriptions and delivery details
The Telegram published Monday through Saturday afternoons at 310 N Seventh. Single copy 35 cents. Carrel delivery $5.50 for 4 months, motor delivery $6 monthly. Mail subscription $6.50 monthly. Second-class postage paid at Garden City KS 67846. Postmaster: send change of address to The Telegram PO Box 958 Garden City KS 67846.
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Telegram Publishing Co. Inc
Carnel
Garden City
Gap Between Genders in Gulf War Opinions Emerges in Polls
In the Persian Gulf crisis a growing gender gap appears in public opinion. Polls show 73 percent of women oppose war to liberate Kuwait while 48 percent of men agree. Women also rate diplomacy as stronger with 18-point to 25-point gaps on various measures. Women work alongside men globally, yet diverging views persist on war and diplomacy. The piece weighs origins of these convictions and notes risk perception differences between genders.
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U.S. Navy
Fiske
Persian Gulf
Grenada
Panama
Kuwait
Bush
Saudi Arabia
Sioux Falls
National Organization For Women
Molly Yard
Iraq
William Crowe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
World support for war contrasts with desert turnout
A columnist argues world backing via the UN for war against Iraq contrasts with a tiny turnout of non-American troops in the desert. He notes about 80,000 allied personnel represent a minuscule share of 5.3 billion people. He mocks small contributions from Norway and Denmark and suggests a lack of global involvement signals peaceful intentions.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
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U.N
Saddam
Arabian Desert
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Bush
Holy Camel
American Legion
Public Pulse Paper condemns sexual promotion in schools
Jo an Lobmeyer criticizes The Telegram for promoting recreational sex and praises school officials for resisting vulgar publicity. She questions abortion support tied to permissive media and urges decency and responsible citizenship through education.
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Telegram
Lawrence
Joan Lobmeyer
S. Road
Thanks to Vilaysing and Southeast Asian staff in Garden City
Vietnamese coordinator Vicki Caddell commends Roger Vilaysing and the Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Association staff for their outstanding work helping new Southeast Asians settle in Garden City. The Telegram notes Public Pulse letters require signature, address, and phone for verification, with concise submissions preferred.
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Roger Vilaysing
Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Association
Vilaysing
United States
Garden City
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