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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2015
Page
4
Concession operator Aramark faces protests over high priced stadium fare as Kansas City Royals fans pack Kauffman Stadium this year. Officials defend safety and quality amid rising criticism, while some recent accusations prove to be fake.
The Kansas City Health Department says two fraudulent food safety complaints targeted Kauffman Stadium this past week. Aimed to harm Aramark and the Royals, the hoaxes wasted taxpayer resources and diverted attention from real safety concerns. One claim came via 311 from a presumed Aramark employee. another involved a photo tweeted as unsafe stadium food but traced to a Florida story.
Online comments selected by the editorial staff respond to a story about judges striking down a school finance law. One reader cites veterans returning from Iraq and concerns about July Fourth fireworks policy, reflecting local debate.
The Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including must be signed with writer address and phone, confirmation before publication, potential libel edits, and length limit of 500 words. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials are not printed.
A reflective piece traces the South’s violent legacy from the Civil War through Reconstruction to modern politics. It links Ku Klux Klan violence, racial terror, and white backlash to cultural myths, court fights, and figures like Strom Thurmond, while invoking the Charleston church massacre and racially charged murders as enduring symbols of a Southern violence still affecting national life.
John Schlageck narrates a late June Kansas wheat harvest near Seguin in northwestern Kansas. Machines, weather, and crew effort drive 14 hour days as 4000 bushel days are common. The piece reflects on farming life, risk, faith, and pride in grain abundance.
An essay by Sarah Browning argues white Americans must confront the legacy of slavery and systemic inequality. It links ancestral slaveholding to modern privilege, cites racial violence cases, and calls for truth telling during the Civil War’s 150th anniversary to begin amends.
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