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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2010
Page
4
History note from Den City Telegram confirms founded in 1906 with Dena Sattler as editor and publisher. Record reflects city paper lineage and leadership in early 20th century press.
The Bush and Obama administrations pursued aggressive immigration prosecutions with a 2009 peak. About 27,000 people faced federal immigration charges, over 75 percent for illegal reentry after prior removals, and cases rose about 20 percent from the prior year, accounting for a third of new district court criminal filings. States like Arizona complain of burdens from uncured reimbursements and high incarceration costs amid tight budgets and service cuts. The economy slowed border crossings as job losses reduced immigrant flows.
The article argues that enforcement only advocates fail to see economic needs from foreign workers and that 12 million illegal immigrants remain. It questions whether Obama can secure comprehensive reform blending stricter border control with a realistic path to citizenship as recession reshapes Congress’ approach.
Former CIA officer Charles Faddis calls the December bombing that killed seven CIA staff a major blow to Pakistan and Afghanistan operations. Yemen's foreign minister criticizes embassy closures as aiding terrorists, while NBA Commissioner Stern suspends Gilbert Arenas for gun incident in Washington Wizards locker room.
The Telegram invites signed letters up to 500 words addressed with writer address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. General thank you letters are allowed. form letters, poems, and ads will not be printed. Send via email, fax, or mail to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden KS 67846.
The passage presents the core of the First Amendment prohibiting government establishment of religion and guaranteeing free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It outlines five protections: religion free exercise speech press assembly and redress of grievances.
Kathleen Parker argues Obama, inheriting a flawed security system, must prove decisive after a Christmas Day bombing attempt and ODNI criticisms. The piece questions Bush era blame and urges clear action, noting intelligence delays and the need for stronger connections to avert future threats.
Martha Burk argues that the real driver of health costs is the lack of paid sick days, noting fewer than half of US workers have them and many lose wages or jobs. She cites international examples, the Healthy Families Act, and public support as foundations for making paid sick time a basic labor standard.
A mother recounts decades of change from early doubts in 1987 to 2006 and Louie’s sobriety. She details fear, failed control, seeking help, and learning to accept support. The journey yields a new peaceful state, healthier boundaries, and ongoing growth with Louie and Kathy. More adventures lie ahead.
An online message directs readers to email Martha Carr at Martha marthasbigadventure.com. The notice indicates distribution through Cagle Cartoons Inc.
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