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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2011
Page
4
Finney County Humane Society volunteers continue an uphill battle helping many unwanted dogs and cats that end up in the animal shelter. The editors note tireless effort and ongoing campaign to reduce shelter intake.
Editorial urges action to curb stray and unwanted dogs and cats in Finney County. It cites irresponsible owners and back yard breeders, highlights high costs of spay or neuter, and promotes a low cost program by the humane society and local vets running until February 28. The piece links fewer unwanted animals to lower animal control costs and saved lives.
Readers react to Kris Kobach's voter fraud bill proposal demanding photo IDs at polls. Kansas Senate Majority Leader Jay Emler voices frustration over taxpayer dollars spent fighting measures already challenged in court amid coverage of a Health Care Freedom Amendment bid.
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone for verification. Letters may be edited for libel and length. General, non promotional letters preferred. form letters and testimonials will not be printed. Address Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or submit online.
The piece argues Christians in Egypt and Iraq face increasing threat amid post-Saddam and post-Mubarak transitions. It cites Pope Shenouda, the 8 million Copts, and the rise of Islamism if Muslim Brotherhood gains influence. It warns of renewed persecution, church attacks, and potential decimation of Christian communities in the region.
Tiffany Williams of Break The Chain Campaign argues harsh immigration enforcement, including SB 1070 and 287 g, silences immigrant women abused at work. The piece links trafficking, family separation, and limited access to victim services to current laws, urging humane reform and better enforcement collaboration. It cites impacts on children, mental health, and economic strain across immigrant communities.
Leonard Pitts argues Arizona lawmakers push to redefine citizenship reflects political frustration. He contrasts federal authority with state efforts to curb anchor babies, notes 14th Amendment limits, and criticizes xenophobic, impractical tactics while urging workable immigration reform. He recalls Reagan era amnesty and warns against sensationalism.
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