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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2008
Page
4
After Garden City’s January 2007 public smoking ban, compliance has generally followed, with Time Out Sports Bar cited five times for violations around 50 feet from entrances. City seeks Jan 13 discussion, but endorses maintaining the ban to keep the city healthier.
Senate leader Harry Reid warns the stock market will react badly to the failed 14 billion bailout for the U S auto industry. Lt Pat Quinnon cites Blagojevich as facing resignation amid the crisis. Chicago Bears kicker Robbie Gould explains his OT field goal after Saints coach Sean Payton froze him.
The excerpt presents the First Amendment provisions prohibiting government establishment of religion and restricting laws that prohibit free exercise of religion, abridge freedom of speech and the press, and limit peaceful assembly and petition for grievances.
A controversial online spread mocks Hillary Clinton with a photo of Jon Favreau and a party scene, sparking feminists and conservatives to clash over sexism and youth politics. Critics argue Clinton should stay above the fray while some defend lighthearted satire amid a culture of real-time scrutiny.
Mary Sanchez argues that the 2008 election yielded a modest net gain of women in Congress and highlights sexism in politics. She notes 74 women in Congress and a 72 percent Democratic share of female nominees, urging the GOP to recruit and nurture capable women rather than tokenize or humiliate female candidates.
A tribute to those who refused intimidation and spoke out. The message honors individuals who stood firm, aiding the nation in laying its foundation with courage and resolve.
The text celebrates December 15 1791 when the Bill of Rights became law. It highlights George Mason’s role in insisting on individual rights and Virginia’s Declaration of Rights. Mason opposed the original Constitution at first but helped ensure freedoms like speech religion press and fair trials remain central. It urges a public nod of gratitude and a collective cheer.
Doug Anstaett serves as executive director of the Kansas Press Association based in Topeka, guiding state journalism advocacy and member services.
The Telegram accepts signed letters to the editor with address and phone number for confirmation. All letters are subject to edit for libel and length and should stay under 500 words. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed.
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