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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2010
Page
4
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Garden City Community College President Carol Ballantyne has resigned after battling a stroke in 2009 and ongoing health issues amid Kansas budget cuts. She led the college through severe funding strains forcing staff and program reductions before deciding to prioritize her health and retire from the presidency.
The next president will step into a campus that expanded housing and centers for student and community services, with new programs in EMS Technology Fire Science and nursing toward a broader mission. Ballantyne’s decade left a prepared foundation for future needs despite challenges ahead.
Eyewitness quotes depict fear and injuries after fireworks over the Hudson reveal a red circle with a blue ring. In Bellevue Iowa two carriage horses bolt into a July parade crowd, killing a woman and wounding 23 others. In New York Coney Island police arrest eater Takeru Kobayashi after a staged onstage confrontation during the hot dog contest.
The Telegram invites letters to the editor, signed with writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for size and length. Thank you letters should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Phone number provided.
The excerpt presents the First Amendment limits and protections. It lists establishment of religion free exercise speech press assembly and petition as guaranteed rights. The formal phrasing frames rights against government actions and ensures citizens may seek redress.
The report details about 2 million Haitians on streets and 1300 tent camps six months after the January earthquake. It questions the $5 to $9 billion pledged, cites poor leadership and disorganization, and notes IHRC oversight by Clinton and Bellerive. It mentions Clinton Foundation Habitat for Humanity Red Cross UNICEF efforts and warns of hurricane season risks.
Chapman Rockaway argues against Charles Schellenberger’s proposal for public funding of congressional campaigns, citing Maine and Arizona as failures. He notes continued influence from individuals, higher incumbent protection, and challenges to challengers, with no net gain in turnout or trust.
In a rare bipartisan push, Sen. Cantwell and Sen. Collins drafted a clean energy plan that shifts from oil to renewables with a consumer dividend instead of cap and trade. The piece argues for broader Republican engagement beyond Palin and Bachmann, urging media to widen discussion and highlight thoughtful conservative voices.
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