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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 2008

Page

4

Our View Holiday Spirit Across Overseas Service

A holiday opinion piece honors military families and troops in Iraq, noting about 146,000 personnel remain, family separation, and care packages. It highlights a drop in daily attacks from 180 to about 10, with occasional peaceful days, and urges continued support and hope for a safe homecoming.

Middle East U.S Iraq Bush

Christmas Eve killings shock Covina party hosts

Police say Bruce Pardo killed eight people during a Covina California Christmas Eve gathering. The shooter, identified as Pardo, targeted his ex wife and her parents among other guests in what authorities describe as a fatal marital split.

Pat Buchanan Bruce Pardo Pardo Covina Calif

Telegram notes letters to editor policy and contact

The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and should stay under 500 words. General thank yous and form letters are not printed. contact options include email fax phone and mail at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.

N. Seventh St Garden City

Coe on Religious Liberty and Free Speech

A quoted constitutional clause outlines limits on government actions toward religion and the press. It guarantees free exercise and freedom of speech, along with the rights to assemble peaceably and petition for grievances.

Coe

Bush Leaves Office in No Regrets Tour

Ellen Goodman reflects on George W. Bush's presidency as he leaves the White House. She contrasts farewell imagery, criticizes wartime decisions, and notes historical judgments while anticipating Barack Obama’s rise. The piece blends personal tone with political critique and cultural references.

Oston Supreme Court George W. Bush Katie Bush Crawford Texas White House Preston Hollow Dallas Jay Leno George Abu Ghraib Gitmo Katrina Iraq Charlie Gibson Vincent van Gogh James Buchanan Harry Truman Princeton Sean Wilentz Barack Obama

Views on Palin Kennedy and Democratic rhetoric in December letter

A reader chides politicians across parties, praising Palin while criticizing Democrats for personal attacks and ties to media influence. The letter references Biden Dodd Durbin Kerry Reid Dingell Pelosi and Dean, quotes McDermott, cites Hillary Clinton, and questions Blagojevich’s influence over a congressional appointment amid Illinois court actions.

Palin Caroline Kennedy Middle East Venezuela Biden Dodd Durbin Kerry Reid Congress Dingell McDermott Martha Pelosi Howard Dean Saddam Chicago Sanchez Karl Marx Hillary White House Bill Illinois Blagojevich US Congress Illinois Supreme Court

Trade needed to aid farmers

The piece argues farmers must pursue proactive trade expansion to weather recession and boost profits. It advocates advancing bilateral FTAs with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea, and prioritizing trade with Cuba, citing Jerry Moran’s bill to lift sanctions. It urges farm groups to contact Congress and push for change now.

Washington WTO Congress Colombia Panama South Korea Cuba Jerry Moran U.S United States

Chicago Window Plant Siege Ends With 1.75 Million Deal

Workers at Republic Windows and Doors occupied their plant after a three day notice. Bank of America faced protests for cutting credit while activists and media framed it as a David versus Goliath battle. After six days the union announced a settlement of 1.75 million with severance and extended benefits. The piece critiques loopholes in the WARN Act and notes the plant's bankruptcy with lingering unemployment.

Chicago Republic Bank of America Barack Obama United Electrical Workers California Denver Miami Indianapolis Ohio Jerry Roper Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce Associated Press Norma Rae Republic Windows and Doors Congress Wall Street CNN All of America

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