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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2012
Page
4
The Garden City Arts Garden Party drew about 40 more attendees than last year, signaling community interest in arts initiatives. The event supports the Arts Center on Main and covers roughly one fifth of the organization's annual budget.
Kansas faced nationwide attention when Gov. Sam Brownback vetoed the Kansas Arts Commission budget of 689000, triggering losses of 13 million in federal and regional matching funds and threatening rural arts access. Garden City Arts warned of possible closure as Tumbleweed Festival funds vanished. supporters urged restoration, noting the upcoming fiscal year will delay federal matches.
A GCTelegram online reader questions President Obama's move to ease immigration enforcement as a story notes plans to let hundreds of thousands stay and work. In a separate Holcomb Police story, Chief Tony Forsen says, If we get an animal we adopt, we transfer it to Garden City.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for publication. Letters are confirmed before printing and may be edited for libel and length. Keep to 500 words or less. Thank you notes should be general. form letters and testimonials are not printed. Send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online at www gctelegram com.
A criticism arguing President Obama has eclipsed constitutional limits by acting unilaterally. The piece compares him to Julius Caesar, cites drone hit lists, bypassing Congress, and claims amnesty moves undercut DOMA and the Dream Act. It warns of vote-pandering, unemployment impact, and dangers of executive overreach.
Romney clinches the Republican nomination after Texas primary and frames a contest against Barack Obama. The essay critiques Romney’s shifting positions, party polarization, and the looming election as a national nightmare with rhetoric and humor referencing Huckleberry Finn and Marx Brothers parody.
Humor columnist Tom Purcell argues that federal spending and bloated programs drive cost and heat in Washington. He notes rising spring temperatures and cites air conditioning as essential for productivity, while joking that government shutdowns could reduce waste if buildings were uncomfortably hot.
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