TELEG Establishes R Anla in TELEG Press
TELEG announces the establishment of R Anla within its organization, outlining new roles for editor and publisher. The brief notes leadership changes and strategic aims for the publication’s next phase.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2009
Page
4
TELEG announces the establishment of R Anla within its organization, outlining new roles for editor and publisher. The brief notes leadership changes and strategic aims for the publication’s next phase.
The column reflects on a BlackBerry outage affecting messaging and user frustration while noting the mass adoption of smartphones. It argues that smartphones are vital for connection, though they influence verbal skills and grammar. Census data show Americans texted more in December 2008 than year prior.
Amid rising electronic communication there is encouragement for colleges to have students disconnect briefly. Stephens College required phones and computers be put away during vespers, while Amherst hosted a Day of Mindfulness with yoga, meditation, and a talk on information technology and contemplation.
Rep Peter King criticizes Homeland Security after Janet Napolitano says the Northwest passenger was stopped. He warns that the system failed. Rep James Clyburn supports a government insurance plan, pushing for more choice, competition, and cost containment, even if labeled public option is uncertain.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone. All letters undergo confirmation before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less. thank you notes should be general. Form letters, poems, and testimonials will not be printed.
The excerpt states core protections from the First Amendment including separation of church and state free exercise of religion freedom of speech press and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances. It emphasizes limits on government action and the people’s ability to seek redress.
In a retrospective column, Ellen Goodman notes four decades of progress since WOMEN became a defining headline. She recalls the 1969 launch of the women movement, highlights gains in education and politics, but warns ongoing work on work life balance and care.
Cal Thomas argues that a malfunctioning device and quick passenger action averted catastrophe on a Christmas Day flight. He questions airline screening, watch lists, and profiling, urging a shift from treating terrorists as criminals to treating them as soldiers in a national war. He criticizes the Obama administration’s approach and calls for stronger domestic terrorism prevention.
The day before Christmas Obama faced two presents the Senate health care reform bill and an op ed by William Daley urging a centrist course. Daley warned swing voters defecting and labor tensions threaten moderates while Rahm Emanuel anchors the White House remain strong. Obama faces 2010 tests on health care revisions and the State of the Union as he weighs a more moderate path.
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