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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2009
Page
4
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Voters face a seven mill increase to fund a 1.85 million budget for Kearny County Hospital including 250000 for Phase One EHR software and 75000 for two new anesthesia machines. The plan aims to boost technology and care amid rural hospital strains and potential Medicare Medicaid reimbursement reductions.
The Telegram requests signed letters with writer address and phone number and notes all letters will be confirmed before publication edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words and general in tone while form letters poems and business testimonials will not be printed. Writers may submit by email fax phone or mail to Attn. Editor Garden City KS 67840.
The provided fragment states the core clauses of the First Amendment prohibiting government establishment of religion and prohibiting interference with free exercise of religion free speech free press assembly and petition rights. It outlines the broad protections for individuals and civil society against governmental restraint.
Gov Mark Parkinson Senate President Steve Morris and transport chief Deb Miller prepare Kansas for a third comprehensive plan since 1989 to spur economic recovery. Officials expect urban road builds bridges and rural resurfacing, but funding remains the core hurdle as past programs relied on higher fuel taxes fees and bonds.
Kansas officials explored new revenue options to fund a $415 million annual transport program amid a sagging economy. Gov. Sebelius appointed task force urged road maintenance, while the Transportation Department cut $55 million and leaned on federal stimulus. Proposals include toll roads and boosting turnpike oversight, with design work underway for projects once funds return. Topeka reporter John Milburn covers.
The piece argues the drug war mirrors the Cold War, citing Jorge Castaneda and detailing Mexico as the core hub while trafficking networks span 47 countries. It notes militarized cities, police infiltration, deadly violence, and global distribution to the United States and beyond, with legalization floated as a possible cure.
Stanley Crouch reflects on Billie Holiday's death in New York on July 17 1959. The piece honors her artistry over her race and hardship, praising her emotional honesty and enduring influence on American culture and music.
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