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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2008
Page
4
The piece discusses the 2008 focus on illegal immigration at local state and national levels. It notes Garden City and Kansas Legislature debates and partisan gridlock in Congress, urging civility and constructive discussion to craft viable solutions for labor needs and public services.
Hillary Clinton quips about Dave Letterman's eight week absence due to the writers strike. The recorded cameo kicks off Late Show return, noting the inevitable end of breaks and the show resuming.
The Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and requires signed letters with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you letters should be general and letters must be under 500 words.
The First Amendment limits Congress by prohibiting an establishment of religion and protecting free exercise of religion free speech a free press and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances.
Kathleen Parker argues neither Barack Obama nor Hillary Clinton has substantial foreign policy experience. She notes Obama relies on family travel for credibility while Clinton emphasizes global engagements, yet both fall short in real leadership exposure. The piece critiques campaign rhetoric and warns that every presidential utterance matters.
William A. Collins argues segregation persists in education and housing, aided by media and policy. He cites I Q debates, Supreme Court rulings, crime enforcement, and demographic shifts as evidence of entrenched racial divides. He warns against complacency and notes the lasting impact on minorities and social cohesion.
A tribute to Robert E. Lee, praising his chastened humility, Christian faith, and leadership. The piece lauds his loyalty, restraint after secession, refusal of gifts, modest pay as Washington and Lee president, and his emphasis on knowledge, virtue, and duty over ego. It contrasts his character with modern leaders and notes praise from contemporaries.
A request to send correspondence to Charley Reese at P O Box 2446 Orlando Florida 32802 outlining the mailing address provided for future contact.
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