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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2016
Page
4
The Kansas region faces Zika concerns but has few local cases linked to travel. KDHE notes West Nile as the prevalent threat, urging Kansans to drain standing water, dress to cover skin, and use DEET. Officials anticipate a statewide West Nile resurgence this year.
Readers weigh in on state funding for Parents as Teachers praising its role in child development and mental health services and another note from Francesco Dorigo on the closure of Il Giardino, reflecting financial realities.
The Telegram outlines submission rules for letters signed with writer address and phone number, with confirmation prior to publication. Letters are edited for libel and length, must be 500 words or less, and are not produced for form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials.
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that the attempt to kill Donald Trump in Las Vegas underscores deep fears driving Trumpism. He notes the attacker, Michael Steven Sandford, 19, and details on his background and motive, then contemplates how ideas outlive the lives of would be killers.
The piece attacks Donald Crumpf Trump for claiming a Mexican born federal judge Gonzalo Curiel must be biased due to heritage. It argues his claims are deranged and racist, highlighting his history with Trump University and opposition to Muslim immigrants. Jim Hightower provides context as a commentator.
Chuck Williams of Garden City urges city leaders to enforce anti littering rules and mobilize service groups for routine cleanups. He notes students, fast food patrons, concession stands and construction workers contribute most litter and warns fireworks season will worsen the issue without civics lessons and curfew awareness.
By James B MCCLINTOCK a conservation minded piece argues catch and release fishing as a growing norm in America. It cites Florida studies showing high tarpon survival and describes humane handling, humane rituals like hoisting flags, and youth outreach through Take a Kid Fishing and Catch a Special Thrill foundations to protect future generations.
James B. McClintock, Endowed Professor of Polar and Marine Biology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, releases a new book titled A Naturalist Goes Fishing. The work is distributed by OtherWords.
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