Garden City Electric 1906 Logo and Editor Note
Dena Sattler signs as editor and publisher for the Garden City Electric 1906 edition. The brief note confirms the paper’s leadership and production role.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2010
Page
4
Dena Sattler signs as editor and publisher for the Garden City Electric 1906 edition. The brief note confirms the paper’s leadership and production role.
Kansas primary pursues Kobach UMKC law professor known for Arizona ID check law as he drives the contest. Other GOP candidates include Ensley and Claeys. Democrats choose between Biggs and Steineger. Kobach aims to push voter fraud and immigration agendas. others argue Kansas lacks fraud risk.
SWKTalk weighs Kris Kobach as a potential secretary of state candidate amid claims of baggage from his immigration stance and past Kansas GOP leadership. Voters should scrutinize his record on elections integrity, HR decisions, and overall Office operations as filing closes and campaigns heat up.
Tony Hayward apologizes for BP in prepared testimony while Neil James warns of moral dilemmas in rescue missions. Audrey Guillot critiques Obama care as Medicare strains rise and debt grows, in Pierre Part, Louisiana.
The Telegram welcomes signed letters to the editor and requires the writer's address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and subject to editing for size and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor address and contact details provided.
The statement outlines the First Amendment protections including establishment prohibition free exercise speech press assembly and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances. It emphasizes that no law shall infringe these core civil liberties.
South Carolina politics featured near native pride and slurs as Alvin Greene emerged to challenge Jim DeMint. Nikki Haley led by voters rejecting nastiness, while Tim Scott won a runoff path and fights continued with Gresham Barrett. Kathleen Parker notes a broader shift against the old boys’ club.
In a blistering critique, William A. Collins denounces banks for pushing free credit reports and costly update services to trap customers into monthly fees. He argues lenders profit from subprime loans, overdrafts, and opaque fees, while reform efforts fall short on breaking up big banks.
A Garden City reader laments digital encryption of all police transmissions and asks why no reply from the Law Enforcement Center. The letter argues for public access to local law actions, urging transparency and community help in monitoring town events.
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