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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2010
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR outlines an editor and publisher linked to a 1906 Telegram establishment. Includes names or titles obscured by damage. Summary reflects limited readable facts about the periodical and its presumed media role.
The column argues that expanding gambling revenue faces risks from economic swings and policy backlash. It weighs potential tax gains against social costs and regulatory hurdles, urging cautious progression with clear safeguards and measurable milestones.
Victoria Mason of Wichita, laid off from Cessna in March 2009, won the $1 million top prize in Kansas Holiday Millionaire Raffle. The sweepstakes sold 150,000 tickets at $20 each, with $50,000 and $500 prizes also awarded and no prize rollover. State officials expect casino revenue to grow, but overall gaming in other states and the recession temper optimism.
White House aide John Brennan rejects a single intelligence piece as proof of the Nigerian suspect’s plane attack plan while noting lapses in sharing clues. Prime Minister Hatoyama marks 50 years of the Japan US security treaty amid ties on military security. Dr Timothy Buie cites Pediatrics reporting insufficient evidence for special diets in autism, noting barriers to care for children.
The Telegram invites letters to the editor and explains requirements. Letters must be signed with writer address and phone number and will be confirmed before publication. They may be edited for libel and length, with 500 words or less preferred. nongeneral form letters poems and testimonials will not be printed.
A fragment from a constitutional extract lists bans on establishing religion and preserving free exercise of religion speech press and assembly with petition for redress to the government.
AP report examines whether Sam Brownback leaves the Senate to honor term limits or to pursue future political power. Critics say ambitions drive the move, while Brownback cites a pledge to serve two full terms and fear of breaking it. Analysts discuss governance dynamics, party politics, and presidential ambitions shaping Kansas politics.
Stanley Crouch criticizes Obama and Democrats for allowing health care opposition to push a false agenda. He contrasts white advisers, black politicians, and a speaker’s harsh view of Republicans and drug prices, then reflects on NYC neighborhoods, Joey Gallo, and bookstores. He posits enduring life and resilience amid corruption, urging quality over profit.
Argentine workers on winter J-1 exchange visas flock to U S ski towns like Vail and Snowmass. The program, run by the State Department, houses 18 to 28 year olds from Brazil, Peru and Argentina who work as dishwashers drivers receptionists or instructors earning about 6 50 to 8 per hour for 40 hours a week. average stays span three to four months with potential earnings around 4000 to 5000, plus visa processing costs and travel expenses.
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