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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2010
Page
4
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The Stanton County High School principal Craig Butler was fired after a unanimous board vote and Robert Homer was hired as the new principal and athletic director for 2010-11. Butler had been found guilty of arson and criminal damage to property for 2008 crimes, with a not guilty verdict on aggravated burglary. An attorney for USD 452 questioned whether a thorough background check was done, noting the district may have failed due diligence in hiring.
After Craig Butler was removed, USD 452 hired Robert Homer amid concerns over background checks. Superintendent Milner said hiring followed the district's usual policy, prompting criticism that no reform or public explanation was provided to reassure patrons about future vetting and trust in school leadership.
The text quotes include U S prosecutor Michael Farbiarz describing overwhelming evidence in a Russian spy case with video and audio of meetings among Russian officials. It also captures Elena Kagan on court neutrality and Joseph Cassano critiquing a taxpay er deal during the financial crisis.
The Telegram accepts signed letters to the editor and requires 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. thank you notes should be general.
Government protections for religion speech press and assembly remain core. The amendment guarantees free exercise and expression, while allowing petition for redress of grievances. This concise articulation underpins civic rights and free discourse in democratic society.
Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of a Hamas founder, says he spied for Israeli intelligence and helped thwart attacks. In Washington and San Diego before an immigration judge, the government moves to deport him citing terrorist associations. Yousef argues his actions served Israel, not terror, and warns a deportation would aid Islamists.
Tina Dupuy reflects on decades of yellow ribbons from V J Day to Afghanistan, noting how symbols faded as wars lengthened and magnets replaced ribbons. She cites COIN doctrine, costs, and historic parallels while urging that memory outlasts trend.
The piece argues headlines mask slow recovery and job loss. It cites GDP growth not equating to more jobs, automation and offshoring under trade deals, and local shifts to temp and part time work to avoid benefits. It notes unemployment below 10 percent as misleading, with real rates over 16 percent.
William A Collins, a former state representative and ex mayor of Norwalk Connecticut, is highlighted in this OtherWords column distributed by OtherWords.org. The piece profiles his career and public service trajectory.
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