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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2011
Page
4
Arizona Democratic Rep Gabrielle Giffords aimed to engage with citizens during a Saturday outreach event. The gathering ended in a devastating incident harming several attendees and triggering a broader response.
The editorial reflects on the Tucson tragedy and calls for calmer political rhetoric. It notes Giffords was wounded and others died, questions motive, and urges lawmakers to argue with civility. It warns hateful exchanges fuel violence and advocates a fresh start in public debate.
An online reader blasted age group scope in response to Deerfield middle and high school extracurricular drug testing plans. The same edition notes winter weather boosts business as southwest Kansas sees the snow move in. Jill Haremza, a Dillons manager, comments on weather impacting local commerce.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters must be 500 words or less and include Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online at www gctelegram com
A Florida push to crack down on illegal immigration echoes a national clash over birthright citizenship and SB 1070 style laws. Arizona figures push for two birth certificates while Rep Steve King seeks to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented parents. The debate risks court battles and deepens national division as states race to act.
Kansas lawmakers consider two bills to reform campaign TV advertising. The Jenkins McKinney Biggs bill would ban state public office holders from PSA style ads 60 days before primaries and generals. The Stand by Your Act would require candidates to clearly approve ads, aligning with federal guidelines. Dr. Bob Beatty endorses reforms to improve transparency and voter discernment.
Stanley Crouch recalls Dr. Billy Taylor a jazz pianist educator and cultural innovator who died at 89. The piece praises Taylor for steadfast quality over hype highlighting his NYC rise in the 1940s collaborations with Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday and his role as the first black arts figure on television. It notes his PhD from UMass his influence on black identity and his defense of artistically serious jazz over commercial vulgarity.
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