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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2010
Page
4
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Our View expects the Garden City USD 457 Board of Education to decide tonight whether to join the second Schools for Fair Funding lawsuit. The group notified the Kansas Legislature of its intent to sue over whether state funding for K-12 public schools meets constitutional adequacy and equity. The page details past Supreme Court rulings and cuts during the recession, arguing that a poor economy is no excuse for underfunding.
SWKTalk weighs whether USD 457 should join a Schools for Fair Funding suit amid diverse student needs and broader state funding cuts. Lawmakers approved a 1 cent sales tax but did not expand revenue via exemptions, while social services face similar belt tightening. Public schools face legal action to secure adequate funding as required by law, and USD 457 motions to join.
Jerry Forte, owner of a seafood processing business, says BP claims wreck his finances as shrimp boats were seized and bills mount. He notes near collapse while awaiting settlement. Also cited are quotes about Melissa Huckaby's murder case and Win Tin’s moral message on liberty amid Myanmar politics.
The Telegram invites letters to the editor signed with writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters under 500 words preferred. thank you notes should be general. Attn Editor address email and contact details provided.
A concise restatement of the First Amendment provisions on religion speech press assembly and petition. It outlines the core protections against government establishment of religion and abridgement of free exercise speech press peaceful assembly and the right to petition for redress of grievances.
Burdett Loomis notes a high stakes Republican primary as veteran Rep. Todd Tiahrt and Sen. Jerry Moran vie to frame the race. Moran highlights fiscal conservatism and Kansas roots while Tiahrt attacks Moran’s record and touts true conservative credentials amid a Tea Party era. Moderates loom as potential pivotal voters in the August primary.
Stanley Crouch argues the Republican Party must abandon the drill baby drill mantra and align with environmental responsibility and ethical capitalism. He cautions against catering to big oil or fringe voices, urging GOP renewal toward bipartisan green modernization and global competition in clean tech.
The piece notes Mexico drawing 1-1 with South Africa then beating France 2-0 at the World Cup while chronicling President Calderon’s four year battle against drug cartels. It details a surge in violence, calls for public tip lines, and government efforts to reshape Mexico’s image and boost tourism amidst ongoing crisis.
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