Establishment 1906 on STELEG noted by Dena Sattler
A short profile credits the 1906 founding of STELEG and mentions Dena Sattler with the GCTelegram connection. The item highlights historical roots and local reporting lineage.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2004
Page
4
A short profile credits the 1906 founding of STELEG and mentions Dena Sattler with the GCTelegram connection. The item highlights historical roots and local reporting lineage.
Robert Conroy and Lee Jones clash in the Democratic primary as Kansas votes on August 3. Conroy calls Brownback unbeatable while Jones argues for a more moderate approach. Arch Naramore challenges Brownback in the GOP primary. Brownback touts tax reform and growth while voters weigh health care and economic issues ahead of the general election.
The deadline for arena letters from candidates in the August 3 primary is noon Thursday, July 29. Letters must be signed and include a telephone number for verification.
Barack Obama, a Senate candidate from Illinois, vowed at the Democratic National Convention that there is no liberal or conservative America, only the United States. Teresa Heinz Kerry honored her husband John Kerry, noting Vietnam Memorial names as reminders that true patriots speak truth to power.
A critical 9/11 commission report argues the media downplayed terrorism risks prior to 9/11 and notes how shifts in newsroom culture and eager pace of reporting weakened analysis. It cites New York Times coverage, leaks, and political correctness as factors. The piece links media incentives to limited foreign reporting and louder commercial narratives.
Letter responses endorse Ward Loyd for state representative citing his public service and funding education while opponents push Jeff Crist. The readers urge tax cuts and criticize Loyd for tax increases and a Garden City funding vote, with support from constituents praising Loyd’s Topeka leadership and commitment to Southwest Kansas.
The Telegram invites public input via email fax or phone and provides mailing address for letters to the editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 Attn Editor.
The First Amendment prevents government establishment of religion and protects free exercise freedom of speech and press, and the right to assemble peacefully and to petition for redress of grievances. The text secures essential civil liberties and limits government power over expression and assembly.
Dolores Hope writes on hip-hop's reach from a Trinidadian student to Fort Riley soldiers in Junction City. The piece notes how hip-hop empowers a shy granddaughter, cites Kate Bowman on voting potential, Bakari Kitwana on hip-hop as a folk culture, and highlights Exit Entertainment in Kansas aiming to legitimize hip-hop as a universal movement.
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