Telegram founded 1906 by Dena Sattler report
The Telegram has roots back to 1906 with Dena Sattler identified as a key figure and the website gctelegram.com noted. The item emphasizes historic origin and online presence without additional details.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2007
Page
3
The Telegram has roots back to 1906 with Dena Sattler identified as a key figure and the website gctelegram.com noted. The item emphasizes historic origin and online presence without additional details.
The piece argues for increased federal cancer research funding as U S deaths fall for a second straight year. It cites declines in breast prostate and colon cancer deaths due to smoking reductions early detection and better treatment. It notes budget declines for the National Cancer Institute and urges greater investment despite a aging population and countervailing costs.
Condoleezza Rice reports hopeful talks from Israeli and Palestinian leaders on peace efforts. Rep. Linda Sanchez argues student loan debt risks to graduates and supports legislation to cut loan rates.
The Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and requires signed letters with address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. General thanks and standard correspondence are encouraged. certain formats and submissions like poems or business testimonials will not be printed.
The text quotes the First Amendment rights including religion establishment freedom of speech press and peaceful assembly with petition to government for redress of grievances. It presents a historical or editorial note on civil liberties and government limits on authority. The piece emphasizes fundamental protections for individuals and civic action.
The North Carolina Triangle case sees ex district attorney Nifong step aside as the attorney general reviews evidence in the Duke lacrosse scandal. The accuser recants changes her story about the alleged rape and timing while shifting blame, exposing campus culture blamed for mob rule and political correctness.
Rae Rivers of Westcliffe recounts getting stranded during a winter storm after a canceled United flight. In Garden City, a local sheriff directed them to a church, where Ronda and Ron Mungan opened their home with meals and shelter until they could continue home New Year’s Day. Rivers notes Kansas road crews kept Route 50 safer than Colorado’s stretch to Pueblo, and thanks the Good Samaritans for their help.
Michael Perez objects to Melvin Neufeld's statement claiming a group would turn the area into northern Mexico. He labels the remark irresponsible and racially charged, saying it fuels fear toward multilingual individuals and damages the American character. Perez urges a retraction and apology.
Columnist Molly Ivins leads a crusade against what she calls an evil war. The piece argues the Iraq invasion was unjustified, based on false pretenses, and mismanaged. It cites lack of WMDs, faulty public justification, looting, corruption, excessive civilian losses, and misplanned occupation, urging critique of Bush's decision and strategy.
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