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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are named as editors in chief for the Sash newspaper with Draper serving as managing editor and Delaney as editor and publisher designation.
Our View argues against statewide gambling expansion, noting slot machines placed at race tracks would divert revenues from western Kansas while boosting Topeka funds. The column urges statewide access, contending local communities should decide despite social costs and addiction funding.
Nancy Teetzen urges women to confront bigotry and bias in society and media, calling for respectful naming practices, stronger stand against derogatory music, and supportive actions for girls and teens. She notes visible double standards and advocates maiden names, gender equality, and empowerment.
A collage of notes on language trends and slang from a Kansas column. It cites arguably as a fading but lively adverb, discusses net etiquette neitiquette and flaming, mentions marginalia and Coleridge, then sketches rural life with references to Allen Bailey and local acronyms such as SWCB and RAATS.
Roger Hernandez argues stereotypes on Hispanics from both ends of the political spectrum are wrong. A Tomas Rivera Policy Institute study shows middle class Hispanic households rose 80 percent since 1979, reaching 42 percent, with third generation Hispanics closing gaps with whites. New immigrants face barriers, but their children may fare as Italians and others did generations ago.
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