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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2011
Page
4
Angel Dillard of Valley Center befriended Scott Roeder while he awaited trial for the murder of Dr. George Tiller. She then targeted Dr. Mila Means in Wichita, sending a menacing letter that warned of an explosive under her car.
The editorial questions whether threats against an abortion provider qualify for First Amendment protection. It notes U S DOJ seeks to bar Dillard from contacting the doctor or approaching within 250 feet, with Judge Marten to decide. It argues limits are needed to protect privacy and safety.
Online reaction to a education funding story on GCTelegram.com includes a reader blaming parents for schooling struggles and urging parental accountability. A Finney County farmer, Lee Greathouse, recalls a 1966 hailstorm on 83 highway that destroyed his wheat crop, noting a year with no harvest.
The Telegram outlines guidelines for letters to the editor requiring signatures, full contact details, and confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or fewer. Thank you notes and form letters are discouraged.
Ottawa Herald columnist Tommy Felts urges the GOP to expand and energize its field for the 2012 presidential contest. He notes Palin Romney Cain Bachmann Huntsman and others as options while lamenting lack of a clear transformative candidate to spark enthusiasm and defeat Obama.
Finney County Preservation Alliance urges use of 12500 remaining PHS Tax Credits by June 30 to support Windsor Hotel repairs. Donors earn 50 percent tax credits, with $1000 minimum donation and $5000 max, via Kansas forms. Contact 275-4340.
OtherWords columnist William A. Collins questions double standards in war crimes judgments and Western intervention. He notes Demjanjuk and Libya cases, critiques ICC and press influence, and argues executive war powers erode constitutional limits while Congress vacillates.
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