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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2014
Page
3
Telegram editor Dena Sattler argues the public should demand accountability in a hot time for local media, urging readers to scrutinize press practices and support transparent journalism amid rising concerns about misinformation.
The region endures 90s heat with more on the way as advisories urge hydration, light clothing, and frequent breaks. Keep elderly and disabled neighbors in mind and ensure pets have shade and water. Never leave animals in parked cars. Stay vigilant and plan ahead for hot days.
An online remark from Garden City reader Bob Baker appears in today's Kansas edition. The remark accompanies stories on lobbying activity in the Statehouse and reflects ongoing public response to coverage of the Beef Empire Days celebration.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, to be confirmed before publication and subject to editing for libel and length. Letters must be 500 words or less and generic thank you notes are preferred. Form letters, poems, consumer emails, or business testimonials will not be printed.
Rich Lowry critiques the Kardashian West marriage in Florence as a calculated celebrity union. He argues the Kardashian brand monetizes weddings and fame, likening it to an industry and forecasting eventual public boredom rather than scandal as its downfall.
In Albuquerque during Memorial Day weekend, Democrat Tim Eichenberg and challenger John Wertheim vie for the New Mexico treasurer nomination. Wertheim's TV attacks over same sex marriage alter the race as public opinion shifts toward broad support for marriage equality, reshaping Democratic and Republican calculations.
The writer argues entertainment media glamorizes violence and misogyny, fueling real world harm. Citing Elliot Rodger and critic Ann Hornaday, he contends cinema treats killing as trivial, while audiences demand more explosions. He warns news coverage may ignore the slide into mass violence amid Internet competition. Bob Franken is noted as CNN correspondent.
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