Telegram Editor Publisher Biography Note
A historic note from the Dena Telegram notes an editor and publisher role with ties to the paper’s 1906 establishment. The fragment cites the publication’s motto People Informing People and its online domain gctelegram.com.
Obama’s Khe Sanh reference sparks mixed reaction
Chicago Tribune notes Obama cited Khe Sanh alongside Concord, Gettysburg, and Normandy in his inaugural speech. The siege’s 1968 77 days and about 200 American deaths are recalled as part of national memory and unity beyond Vietnam.
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Telegram letters to editor guidelines at Garden City paper
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone, confirms all before publication, and edits for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words, with general thank yous allowed. Form letters poems consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text excerpt cited in constitutional rights
An excerpt of the First Amendment outlines that Congress shall not establish religion or prohibit free exercise, nor abridge speech or press, or the right to assemble and petition the government for a redress of grievances.
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Long-running ideological ping pong on abortion policy
The piece follows the shifting U S stance on family planning from Reagan through Obama, noting early talk of a fresh conversation on reproductive health, then sharp partisan moves in the stimulus debate. It highlights pro choice and pro life movements seeking common ground amid political backlash and budget fights.
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Dairy bailout fears hit cattle producers in local letter
A local beef producer warns Congress against a dairy buyout tied to the stimulus plan. He argues government market manipulation would flood the beef market, cut cattle prices, and harm small businesses already hard hit by high oil and feed costs. He urges letting markets work and opposing bailouts.
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Self-defeating intervention in auto emissions policy
Washington wavers over saving GM and Chrysler while California moves to tighten car emissions to 30 percent by 2016 and 49 mpg by 2020. The patchwork could cost automakers thousands per vehicle, risking more losses and labor costs as Detroit seeks relief amid a broader cap and trade push. Rich Lowry argues Washington undermines industry with heavy regulation and sympathy for bailout recipients.
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