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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2011
Page
4
Garden City USD 457 and the teachers union stalled a 2011 12 contract over who sets professional dress. Blue jeans became a sticking point while talks avoided money issues. Mediators may still meet to salvage the deal and preserve district respect.
Online comments respond to Garden City USD 457 teacher attire dispute noting comfort and sense. A second quote cites community demand for more food and retail near Finney County area as A W restaurant closes at 3112 East Kansas Avenue.
The Telegram shares letters to the editor policy requiring signed letters with writer address and phone number for confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Provide correspondence to Attn Editor Garden City Kansas 67846.
The piece argues the 14 billion taxpayer loss estimate signals a flawed bailout, portraying government intervention as politically driven and legally dubious. It cites GM Chrysler restructurings, compares Chapter 11 effects, criticizes special tax breaks and subsidies, and warns that state capitalism under Obama distorted creditor rights and dealership choices.
A columnist argues for shareholders to force gender diversity on Fortune 500 boards. Citing FT data, California figures, and research linking female board representation to stronger performance, the piece urges investment groups to oppose all male slates. Pax World Funds joins as a proactive example supporting gender equality in governance.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts recalls Gil Scott-Heron as a poet and singer whose fearless social critique shaped rap's edge. He notes specific tracks like Johannesburg and The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, and contrasts Scott-Heron's integrity with later fame. The piece reflects on his late life and artistic legacy.
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