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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2010
Page
4
The piece argues for a measured view of fossil fuels after the Gulf incident. It notes oil and gas activity boosts Kansas economy with strong safety records and highlights Kansas as a potential leader in wind power as part of diversification toward less foreign oil dependence.
An opinion on balancing domestic fossil fuels with renewables and nuclear. The piece argues diversification should not end domestic production, citing coal oil and natural gas as major current energy sources and urging policies to reduce foreign oil dependence while stressing safe, affordable fossil use. It references Sunflower Electric Power and BP in assessing reliability and policy fixes.
The Telegram welcomes signed letters with writer address or phone number and confirms publication before printing. Letters are subject to editing for size and length and should be up to 500 words. General thank you letters are allowed while form letters poems or consumer complaints are not printed.
The article presents the First Amendment clause prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It outlines the core freedoms guaranteeing individuals the ability to speak and publish without government interference and to seek redress of grievances. This summary preserves the foundational legal principles and the four essential freedoms.
Laurence Sunderland defends his family including 16 year old Abby who sailed alone around the world saying life is dangerous and critics live in a cotton wool tunnel. The rescue cost Australian authorities money and risked sailors, while critics call the stunt reckless and exploitative.
Daniel Haneke, a Kansas Natural Resource Officer, warns boaters at Horsethief Reservoir about required equipment. Vessels must be registered with numbers displayed, PFDs for all aboard, and throwable devices on larger boats. All PFDs must be accessible and wear age rules apply. More guidance available from KDWP.
Chad Knight executive director of the Garden City Family YMCA appeals for timely award of Kansas Department of Commerce tax credits to fund the final phase of a capital campaign. With $2,095,460 raised to date, he seeks $500,000 more and notes a $250,000 credit allowance could be lost if not awarded soon.
Finney County 4. Economic Development Corp seeks a jump from $214,000 to $845,000 in 2011 to fuel growth. Commissioners hesitate after two local votes rejected a quarter-cent sales tax, amid calls for specifics on jobs, prospects, costs, and tax relief. Citizens need clearer plans and oversight details before approving more funds. E-mail editor Dena Sattler.
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