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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2009
Page
4
A brief historical note marks 1906 as the founding year of Telegram related endeavors. Details are sparse in the clipped text. The fragment hints at a Telegram project or publication connected to a long standing establishment.
Obama signed policy changes easing limits on embryonic stem cell research, reversing Bush era restrictions. The move offers hope to patients with paralysis, Alzheimer's, cancer and heart disease, while opponents cite moral concerns about human life and cloning. Nancy Reagan and many patients welcomed the shift.
First Minister Peter Robinson of the Democratic Unionist Party denounces IRA dissidents after a policeman is fatally shot in Northern Ireland. He vows the province will not be dragged back to the past.
The Telegram invites signed letters with address and phone, notes all letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words, with thank you notes general. form letters poems or business testimonials won’t be printed. Contact details and mailing address are provided.
The fragment cites a constitutional clause prohibiting government establishment of religion and protecting free exercise, speech, and a press. It also mentions the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
The former Chicago schools chief Arne Duncan, a close ally of Barack Obama, takes charge with a potential 100 billion plus in stimulus funds. He aims to move money to states within 30 to 45 days and use remaining funds to push a state level standards compact, promote reforms, and support extended school days and better teacher pay while challenging the status quo.
Leonard Pitts criticizes the GOP for groveling to Rush Limbaugh and apologizing for past remarks while failing to broaden the party beyond a base of angry white conservatives. He cites examples from Steele Gingrey and Sanford as signs the party clings to a shrinking demographic and ignores diverse voters. He argues the GOP must compete for votes nationwide and address entrepreneurship, violence, and family strength in key communities.
A Kansas farmer argues that farmers are price takers in a volatile market. He cites Jan 13 2009 and Mar 4 price drops, notes production costs of 7.31 per bushel versus 5.22 today, and accuses the Kansas Wheat Growers and Wheat Commission of inaction. He urges farmers to demand refunds of the wheat tax and press K-State to implement a pricing system.
Bernadine Sitts expresses gratitude after being named a favorite teacher by friends and community members. She notes a long career in education, humble service, and appreciation for the recognition received.
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