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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2010
Page
4
The Elec R news outlet announces Dena Sattler as editor publisher with gctelegram.com listing. Sattler takes helm at the regional paper, guiding editorial direction and online presence.
Our View criticizes Tracey Mann for pandering to extremists by questioning President Obama’s birthplace. The Salina radio remark drew backlash amid a six candidate GOP primary for Kansas 1st District, with endorsements from multiple papers including The Telegram. Alan Jilka offered the only sensible reply at a candidate forum.
Salina Democrat candidate backed no response to the birth certificate issue while Mann pressed for disclosure. Barnett advocated health measures and a broader focus, with Jilka praised for restraint as voters move toward the general election in November.
Sen. Kit Bond warns leaks threaten national security and Pakistan tensions while BP faces scrutiny over its response to a crisis. Mayor Mitch Landrieu urges trust in BP’s corrective steps as Tony Hayward exits. Rod Blagojevich’s lawyer vows to press for juror access and potential jail if witnesses are barred.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and edited for size and tone. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor contact details provided.
Historical text fragment references constitutional phrases about liberties including religion speech press assembly and petition. The readable portion mentions making no law and redress of grievances. The source appears to be garbled OCR of First Amendment content.
Democratic strength at 26 of 50 governorships faces 19 open seats, while Republicans defend 18. The South tilts GOP with Texas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina open or likely holds. West and Midwest host pivotal contests. California features Brown versus Whitman. many races hinge on open seats and incumbents under pressure. Article notes anticipated redistricting influence and ongoing political realignments.
Oklahoma regulator and alumnus Jim Roth argues Kansas should abandon the proposed Holcomb coal plant using Wyoming coal for Colorado customers. He cites wind and natural gas as cleaner, cheaper, and locally abundant, urging public input at hearings starting Aug 2 in Overland Park with sessions Aug 4 in Salina and Aug 5 in Garden City.
Cal Thomas argues in Tribune Media Services that public trust in Obama has waned and urges Republicans to offer an alternative to liberal policies. He frames the political cycle as a need to teach history, defend conservative principles, and contrast GOP parity with Democratic theatrics. He cautions against returning to a socialist state and calls for a practical, results oriented approach.
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