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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 2013

Page

22

Chuck D urges Garden City to back local art and talent

In Garden City Chuck D of Public Enemy spoke at GCCC MLK Day events on cyber bullying gun control and the benefit of homegrown art He encouraged supporting local musicians radio play for regional artists and emphasized community role models over distant celebrities The editorial notes the town’s arts scene includes Mosaic Battle of the Bands and other year round performances and praises local talent

Eteran Chuck D Garden City Public Enemy Garden City Community College GCCC Mosaic

Quotes on drug companies and gun laws in Kansas visit

Online remarks from GCTelegram.com respond to an editorial urging flu shots. A reader derides vaccines as profit, noting yearly strains and limited flu prevention. US Attorney Barry Grissom, visiting Garden City as part of a Kansas gun law tour, states no one will take guns from homes.

Kansas Gctelegram.com Barry Grissom Wichita Grissom Garden City

Telegram letter submission rules and contact page

The Telegram welcomes signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters must be 500 words or less. thank you letters should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.

Obama’s second inaugural speech blends unity with expansion

Rich Lowry argues that Barack Obama’s second inaugural address frames a progressive, collectivist agenda wrapped in founding-era rhetoric. The piece contends the speech reorients American politics, pairing equal pay, gay marriage, and immigration reform with expanded government and climate policy while labeling Republicans as antiquated.

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Congressmans falling relevance in Kansas district debate

Alan Jilka reports on Tim Huelskamp facing removal from key committees and facing questions about his unwillingness to compromise. The piece contrasts Lincoln’s war era pragmatism with modern party opposition and cites criticism from Kansas figures about principle versus action, noting district impact on agriculture policy.

Kansas First Congressional District Abraham Lincoln Daniel Day-Lewis Steven Spielberg Lincoln First Tim Huelskamp Agriculture and Budget Republican House Spielberg Congress South Huelskamp Thaddeus Stevens Pennsylvania Stevens Club For Growth Senate Ways and Means Committee Kansas Senate Boehner Lynn Westmoreland R-Ga Politico.com Westmoreland Leslie Shedd Kansas House Mike O’neal Kansas Chamber of Commerce O’neal Mr. Huelskamp

Different take on liberty debated in inaugural remarks

Susan Stamper Brown argues President Obama frames liberty as evolving with time, challenging constitutional interpretation. She warns of four more years of divide, cites wealth redistribution and living Constitution ideas, and quotes Ron Paul on liberty and government limits.

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