Painting People Dena Sattler Editor Publisher
Dena Sattler is named editor and publisher for Painting People, a publication with roots dating to 1906. The role confirms leadership and ongoing editorial direction for the magazine.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2009
Page
4
Dena Sattler is named editor and publisher for Painting People, a publication with roots dating to 1906. The role confirms leadership and ongoing editorial direction for the magazine.
The Salvation Army Angel Tree program in town has generated far fewer toys due to lingering economic woes. Officials fear many needy children on the waiting list may receive only one toy or none, as families struggle to qualify and donate levels stay низ.
In Houston, charities urging donations note a shortage of gifts for needy families. They defend helping every child, despite calls for proof of citizenship to receive toys. The piece stresses affordability of Angel Tree gifts and the community’s duty to share holiday joy.
President Obama argues for decisive action against threats to the American people while accepting the Nobel Prize in Oslo. George Soros calls for greater climate funding in the developing world contingent on political will and U S congressional approval. Duncan Stewart recalls a fatal gunfight in Times Square where a plainclothes officer exchanged fire with a CD seller, the suspect killed and no others injured.
The Telegram publishes letters to the editor that must be signed and include the writer’s address and phone number. Letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
The First Amendment limits Congress to avoid establishment of religion and protects free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and press, and the right to assemble peaceably and to petition the government for grievances. It anchors civil liberties and restricts government overreach in religious and expressive actions.
Ellen Goodman argues that amid a flood of blogs and partisan media the discipline of fact checking is eroding. She laments the rise of truthiness over verifiable reporting, notes newsroom cutbacks, and warns that as reporters vanish so do reliable facts and checks.
Doug Anstaett notes Dec 15 marks Bill of Rights Day though not a national holiday. The piece highlights freedoms including speech religion assembly and press, crediting George Mason for advocating essential protections. Anstaett discusses Mason’s role and the enduring value of individual rights in the United States.
Leonard Pitts critiques the Salahi White House gate crashers and a broader culture of fame chasing. He notes the couple's self styled social ascent, Bravo ties, and charity work, while highlighting Security Chief Sullivan's apology and the erosion of traditional gatekeeping. Publicity becomes currency for a narcissistic elite.
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