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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2011
Page
4
The Finney County Commission approved hiring a code compliance officer to police zoning and other code violations. Residents have complained about junk vehicles and trash, and the county trimmed complaint requirements while expanding proactive enforcement funded by both the county and Garden City.
Garden City and Finney County residents react to a story on Census results. Jean Warta of Garden City Community College praises Kids College for teaching social skills teamwork and critical thinking in today’s edition.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, confirms before publication, edits for libel and length, 500 words max. Thank you notes should be general. Address: Attn Editor 310 N Seventh Garden City KS 67846. Call 866 379 2675 or visit editor gctelegram c online www gctelegram com.
Rich Lowry argues Barack Obama resembles a failed president overwhelmed by power. He cites Libya crisis, limited action, and comparisons to Carter and Buchanan while praising Reagan era rise. The piece mocks Obama as a show horse and stresses the presidency remains feasible despite elite declinism.
Donald Kaul argues against new Libyan intervention while recalling the costs of Iraq and Afghanistan. He notes bipartisan calls for limited action but warns of entangling in another conflict, urging withdrawal from ongoing wars and a cautious stance toward Libya. He cites figures on casualties and financial costs and contrasts past Allied aims with present Middle East turmoil.
In this analysis by William A. Collins, the article argues that fascism's core idea of close government and corporate collaboration persists today. It traces Mussolini, Hitler, and Franco, then contrasts historic fascist methods with modern state support for large corporations, surveillance, and budget politics, warning of creeping autocracy.
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