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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 2009

Page

4

Sattler Eleg 1906 Telegram Informing People Editor

The item notes informing people about a telegram from editor publisher denas gctelegram. It mentions Sattler and 1906 and EGE in a terse historical telegraph context. The fragmentary text suggests a notice from a newspaper page about communication to readers.

Cat Tales fundraiser boosts Garden City Zoo project

Kip Mancini, retired Garden City Community College theater director, leads a vaudeville style Cats of the Americas show to raise funds for the Cat Canyon habitat at Lee Richardson Zoo. First show Thursday at Finnup Center with June performances. tickets 15 dollars plus dessert buffet. Proceeds support jaguars pumas and bobcats habitat upgrade.

Kip Mancini Mancini Garden City Community College Garden City Lee Richardson Finnup Center

Cat Tales fundraiser aims to aid Cat Canyon project

Mancini and husband Vincent support Lee Richardson's Cat Canyon fundraiser. The plan includes a new feline exhibit with species viewing windows and potential for more cats. The "Cat Tales" show features singing, dancing, and acting, led by Skip Mancini with other organizers and artists.

Zoo Mancini Vincent

Letters to the Editor policy and contact guidance

The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less and may be edited for publication if suitable. General thank you notes are accepted. form letters, poems, or consumer complaints will not be printed. Contact options and address are listed.

The First Amendment Overview Card

The First Amendment protects establishment and free exercise of religion as well as freedom of speech and of the press. It also guards the right to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.

Obama Cairo trip seen through Muslim world lens

Cal Thomas surveys Obama’s Cairo visit and Muslim world attitudes, with quotes from Mohammed Habib and Amr Moussa, weighing how his Muslim upbringing and faith perceptions could affect reception, calls for concessions, and the risk he appears innocent or an infidel to diverse Muslim groups.

Obama Cairo Mohammed Habib Radical Muslim Brotherhood U.S Egypt Al-Wafd Nicolas Sarkozy Ergun Caner Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Lynchburg Caner United States Israel The Arab League Amr Moussa Jordan Abdullah Middle East Hezbollah Hamas God Dr. Caner Mohammed Iran Indonesia

Sotomayor misspeaks spark debate over race and law

The piece recaps Sonia Sotomayor remarks and White House and Obama reactions to a 2001 lecture. It notes her perceived misstatements about race and judging and contrasts them with intended race neutral aims. It cites Miriam Cedarbaum and Judge Richard Paez amid the controversy.

Supreme Court Sonia Sotomayor White House Robert Gibbs Barack Obama Sotomayor Sonia Miriam Cedarbaum Cedarbaum Sandra Day O’connor Richard Paez

Sotomayor Nomination Sparks Debate Over Activism and Identity

The article discusses President Obama nominating Sonia Sotomayor to replace David Souter on the Supreme Court. It highlights her strong qualifications, Hispanic and female identity, and the Republican pushback framing her as activist. It notes GOP claims of liberal activism and contrasts with conservatives’ history of judicial activism, while recalling Sotomayor’s Princeton and Yale credentials and early Bronx upbringing.

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