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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2009
Page
4
On the 40th anniversary of Apollo, readers weigh the dream of space exploration against practical costs and national aims. The Commercial Appeal weighs Obama’s 787 billion stimulus, noting early unemployment, uncertainties, and whether bold action was the right choice.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, confirms before publication, and edits for libel and length. Limiting letters to 500 words, thank you notes broad in nature, and disallowing form letters, poems, or business items. Provide via email, phone, or mail to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St, Se City KS.
The First Amendment prohibits government actions that establish religion or impede free exercise. It also bars abridging free speech and press and secures the right to peaceably assemble and petition for redress of grievances.
Ellen Goodman reflects on obesity and the food industry in a wide analysis. She compares marketing tactics to Big Tobacco, cites Food Inc and The End of Overeating, and notes how hyperpalatable, high calorie foods shape behavior. The piece asks if 2000s America will shift attitudes toward Big Food similarly to smoking.
A personal memoir reflecting on past pets Patches and current dog Sadie. The narrator recalls the death of Patches years ago and Sadie’s recent illness possibly from poison or mold exposure. It emphasizes deep family bonds with dogs, the willingness to travel for care, and Sadie as a middle-child figure who expresses stubborn yet loving behavior.
Missie Gerritzen of Lakin urges Kearny County residents to vote on July 28 over Kearny County Hospital’s funding request. She notes reimbursement variability, criticizes repeated asks, cites prior mill levies, and stresses taxpayer accountability and public input in the process.
Garden City resident Mark Dinkel thanks city planners and surveyor Bob Brown after elevations show many properties, including his, lie outside the flood zone. He notes Brown provided a low cost elevation certificate and surveyed 16 neighbors, suggesting widespread flood zone avoidance.
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