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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2014
Page
4
The Plymell area rallied after a June 28 gas explosion that killed 17 year old Spencer Unruh and left his mother Kelly and brother Riley in critical condition. Neighbors acted within seconds of the blast and many more people offered help afterward.
Editorial encourages recognition of neighbors who help in need after a deadly Plymell explosion. A bake sale at the Garden City Farmers Market drew large crowds, raising funds and cash donations. The piece praises Kansans for responding with simple acts of kindness and calls for continued support as the community heals.
Online reader remarks from GCTelegram.com respond to a Kansas manufacturing jobs story noting potential gains and new business. Jerald Kemmerer of Pride Ag Resources in Dodge City comments on variability in yields from recent rains, contrasting fields with 40-60 bushels per acre to nearby fields producing 15-20.
The Telegram accepts signed letters to the editor up to 500 words, requiring writer address and phone number for confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length, and form letters or poems will not be printed. Send to Attn. Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or via www gctelegram com.
Dana Milbank analyzes how a unified Republican Congress could reshape Obama’s presidency. The piece weighs scenarios from veto fights to impeachments, noting public opinion, potential policy rollbacks, and the risk of overreaching. It considers the press of investigations and the impact on Obamacare, immigration, and other liberal priorities.
A call to support interpreters who aided American troops in Afghanistan is led by Capt. Matt Zeller, founder of No One Left Behind. He helped Janis Shinwari escape Taliban threats and has since aided about 30 interpreters and families to resettle in the United States. HBO’s Vice features the effort. donations urged at NoOneLeft.org.
A National Review column critiques U.S. immigration policy amid a border crisis. It argues interior enforcement has been weakened by executive actions and de facto amnesty for young migrants, while asserting deportations are overstated. It contrasts Biden's rhetoric with enforcement realities and warns of broader amnesty pressures from the left and business sectors.
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