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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2011
Page
4
An editorial urges Congress to pass the SAFE Data Act to mandate prompt data breach notices and limit data collection. It argues many breaches occur with delayed public alerts, hindering consumers from changing passwords or canceling cards.
Online responses to a Garden City story on a legislative coffee show a Republican voter opposing Powell and stressing education's link to growth. Another quote from Paul Joseph of the Garden City Area Chamber calls southwest Kansans to compete globally with Pakistan, India, China, and Brazil.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for confirmation before publication. Letters must be 500 words or less and may be edited for libel and length. General thank you notes preferred, form letters and poetry or testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N. Seventh St Garden City KS 67846. Phone 620 276 6862 Ext 201 AX 866 379 2675. Online www gctelegram com.
A reflective column argues democracy accepts disagreement and conflict. It cites Churchill on democracy, notes Founding Fathers split views, Hamilton’s duel, and Jefferson Adams rifts. It links pursuit of happiness to civic service and not wealth, urging humility in politics. Tina Dupuy is a host, with contact via email. Distributed by Cagle Cartoons.
The piece contrasts Rick Perry with George W. Bush as the GOP shifts away from compassionate conservatism toward a hardline 10th Amendment, smaller government and pro‑jobs rhetoric. It argues Bush era pragmatism clashes with Perry's Texas model and warns that the party has moved beyond its former leader.
Alan Jilka, Salina businessman and ex mayor, reflects on July Fourth patriotism amid Tea Party discourse. He critiques narrow views of American Exceptionalism, urges cultural openness, and highlights America's evolving democracy from white male elites to a merit based presidency.
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