Garden City armory proposals vie for future use
Garden City officials hear three plans for the 14760 square foot armory at 405 S Main. The Recreation Commission backs a teen centered facility, a youth board backed recreation program, and a welcome center housing several local agencies. The American Legion and Chamber group also present distinct community aims.
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Quotes on pot beer trust and stadium budget
Online comment from GCTelegram com responds to a Garden City drug arrest. A separate Garden City USD 457 official warns that the current project is not a stadium and will be about 2.1 million dollars short, with a stadium likely 10 to 15 years in the future.
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Letters Policy Notice from The Telegram
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Media courage in Egypt shows value of free press
Kathleen Parker praises journalists amid assaults in Egypt, cites CPJ data on press deaths, imprisonments, and mass coverage by outlets like CNN The Post Fox News NYT and others, noting the danger and resilience of reporters and the essential role of a free press in democratic society.
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Voter hurdles and the myth of election unity
William A. Collins argues that election campaigns manipulate turnout and limit participation. He cites Nevada Latinos for Reform, Virginia disenfranchisement, Motor Voter Act gaps, felon voting restrictions, and corporate influence via the Supreme Court ruling. He warns of reduced voting impact for the poor and people of color and calls for scrutiny of money in politics.
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Favorite-son strategy tests GOP governors power in 2012 race
The National Governors Association meets in Washington February 26 to discuss a favorite-son approach that could preserve governors leverage in the crowded 2012 Republican field. Barbour and Branstad are central figures as Pawlenty, Romney, Huckabee, and others vie for influence, with potential South and Iowa plays shaping early contests.60
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