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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 2010

Page

4

Telegram People ng People Editor Publisher

A fragment from an old newspaper masthead notes the Telegram established in 1906 with the editor and publisher named as part of the publication’s leadership.

Rural oasis in Kansas vies for Eight Wonders honors

Lake Scott State Park in Scott County features a 100 acre lake for fishing and the El Cuartelejo ruins, the northernmost Indian pueblo. The site joins eight finalists chosen by the Kansas Sampler Foundation for Eight Wonders of Kansas Geography. Previous southwest candidates missed the top eight but are not discredited.

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Is Lake Scott State Park One of Kansas Eight Wonders

Discussion on SWKTalk.com weighs Lake Scott State Park against the Eight Wonders of Kansas Geography contest and its national recognition. The piece notes its strong geography, national attention, and rural appeal as Kansans are urged to explore the state's lesser known gems.

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Notable quotes mix in NFL antitrust case and politics

The Supreme Court will hear arguments from a former NFL apparel maker seeking to overturn rulings that the league is one business immune to antitrust suits. Other figures include Robert King criticizing North Korea, DeMaurice Smith on hats case, Rod Blagojevich recalling his past, and Frank Lautenberg commenting on a Newark Airport security incident.

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Telegram letters policy and contact details

The Telegram invites letters to the editor signed with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should stay under 500 words and generic form letters, poems, complaints, or testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Phone 620-276-6862 Ext 201 Fax 620-275-5165 Online www.gctelegram.com

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Kansas debate grows on rainy day fund constitutional plan

Kansas lawmakers push a constitutional amendment for a rainy day fund to curb spending growth and require reserve deposits when revenues rise. Senators John Vratil and Laura Kelly lead the proposal, signaling rising support beyond the core fiscally conservative base amid a projected shortfall and tax-cut revenue losses.

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Democracy, faith, and delay in pursuit of health care

A reflective essay argues democracy requires tolerance for slower outcomes and disillusionment with leaders. It cites The Rapture and current U S politics, critiques health care rules under Bush era providers, and urges pragmatic actions to lower costs via bargaining, warning time is limited. Stanley Crouch invites engagement and warns against passive acceptance.

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Miami Cold Snap Tests Floridians and Citrus Crop

In South Florida temperatures dipped to the low 30s as residents struggled with cold weather unusual for the state. Florida’s citrus industry, supplying three-quarters of the U.S. orange crop, faced damage as growers braced for prolonged freezes. Governor Crist declared a state of emergency and residents lamented winter attire in Miami while awaiting warmer days.

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