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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 2009

Page

4

Kansans face legal gridlock over billboards for adult venues

A federal judge halted Kansas regulatory billboards for adult stores and strip clubs, delaying enforcement while a suit by Lion's Den Adult Superstore owners proceeds. Attorney General Six contemplates enforcement yet notes similar laws in Georgia, South Carolina, and Missouri were struck down, prompting a reconsideration of the Kansas measure. The piece weighs free enterprise against social mores and references First Amendment concerns.

Julie A. Robinson Lion’s den Stephen Six Ashley Anstaett Georgia South Carolina Missouri Kansas

Leaders pledge shared progress in first Putin Obama meeting

Obama in Russia says pursuit of power is not zero sum and progress must be shared. Putin responds by linking hopes for advancing relations as the two leaders meet for the first time.

Barack Obama Russia Vladimir Putin U.S

Telegram accepts signed letters to editor with contact details

The Telegram invites readers to submit signed letters including writer address and phone number, with confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length, kept to 500 words or less, and general thank you notes may be printed while form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business items will not be printed.

First Amendment text spelled out in full

The First Amendment states that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It furthermore protects freedom of speech and of the press and the right to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.

GOP lies and scandals expose faltering GOP hopes

The article argues Republicans face moral scandals with Sanford Ensign Vitter and questions whether the party can rebound. It mocks GOP pretensions, contrasts with Democrats on taxes, and suggests Rush Limbaugh as a unifying presidential candidate to counter Barack Obama. It also notes Palin and Gingrich as weak options and critiques current leadership.

Obama H&r Block IRS Mark Sanford South Carolina Sanford Argentina John Ensign Sen David Vitter Louisiana Sarah Palin Newt Gingrich Ms. Palin Michael Jackson Rush Limbaugh Palin Gingrich Barack Obama

Palin’s Alaska exit fuels ongoing push pull of praise and critique

The piece analyzes Sarah Palin’s resignation as Alaska governor, noting the conflicting motives and public reaction. It argues her departure stems from personal political gain and celebrity aims rather than noble public service, while acknowledging her enduring appeal and fiscal opportunities through speeches.

Sarah Palin Alaska Palin Alaskans Juneau Anne Boleyn Picayune Wasilla Katie Couric Tina Fey

Unions Helped Save Hudson Miracle Flight 1549

The NTSB confirmed Captain Chesley Sullenberger and crew acted with near flawless precision saving 150 passengers after Flight 1549 struck geese and landed in the Hudson. Union training underpinned the crews from pilots to flight attendants and rescuers across agencies.

National Transportation Safety Board Hudson US Airways New York City Hudson River NTSB Chesley “Sully Sullenberger Sully Airline Pilots Association APA Association of Flight Attendants Seafarers International Union

Local Resident Urges Fiscal Conservative Pullback in Finney County

Harold Starr of Garden City argues against funding multiple agency requests in Finney County. He urges totaling proposed expenditures, cutting nonessential projects like a senior bus center and new EMS expansion, caps on property taxes for fixed incomes, tax relief for renters, and greater transparency on agency costs and competition. He insists on conservative spending and public disclosure before approvals.

Finney County Garden City Senior Citizen Sion Washington Harold Starr

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