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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2010
Page
4
A fragmented note shows an establishment date of 1906 and a cryptic reference to telegrams and a personal record. Readable elements include a partial phrase about Jenas and a placeholder tag gctele.
Garden City residents can enjoy six SWELOS performances featuring Buddy Jewell Dallas Brass White Ghost Shivers Destino The Gibson Brothers and Jim Witter. Season tickets cost 125 for families 50 for adults 30 for students with two adults per family allowed.
SWKLOS invites community discussion about the 2010 11 Live on Stage season lineup at Garden City High School and the program s value. The season features six shows including Chapter 6 on April 12 and Daniel Rodriguez on May 10 with free admission for SWELOS members and access to affordable entertainment in challenging economic times.
Senator McConnell says Americans oppose the bill as Obama urges passage at Arcadia University. Rev Pandang Yamsat reports Christians slaughtered in Nigeria amid religious clashes. Geologist Roger Bilham notes deaths from earthquakes have risen fourfold in the last decade.
The Telegram invites letters to the editor signed with writer address and phone number for publication. Letters are confirmed before printing and may be edited for size and length. Thank you notes are general. poetry, complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn. Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
The First Amendment declares that Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting free exercise, nor abridge speech press or assembly, and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances remains.
Columnist recalls Charlie Rangel’s rise and ethics trouble, noting his long ties with Sandy Levin, political battles over welfare reform, and Rangel’s contested leadership at Ways and Means. The piece reflects on loyalty, history, and the toll of public service.
Minuteman Media columnist William A. Collins argues rail is costly and face-ahead for America. He proposes a practical high-speed bus network with upgraded terminals rest rooms and frequent schedules to replace interstate rail. He notes limited rail lobby and political resistance to higher gas taxes.
Warren Buffett leads a delegation through a new apartment site in a blighted area as the Purpose Built Communities network promotes replicating East Lake Foundation’s success. The program, founded by Tom Cousins, Buffett, and Julian Robertson, links middle and low income housing to model successful life habits, with projects in Rome Georgia Jackson Mississippi Indianapolis and Memphis. The initiative offers free guidance to communities and emphasizes creating a movement rather than a project.
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