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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2010
Page
4
Soda tax goals face Kansas budget pressures
Kansas lawmakers propose a penny per teaspoon of sugar tax to raise about 90 million dollars next year. Health groups hail the move as a curb on obesity and related illnesses, while Pepsi shifts strategy by pulling full calorie drinks from schools.
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Pepsi
Three Little Words Gay Is Not A Shame
Leonard Pitts of the Miami Herald argues that public figures who cannot say I am gay reveal cowardice and mendacity. He cites Roy Ashburn and Eric Massa among others, noting anti gay record and recent disclosures. The piece calls for acceptance and reflection on society’s resistance to openly gay identities.
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Roy Ashburn
Ashburn
California
Harvey Milk
Eric Massa
New York
Massa
Washington Post
Glenn Beck
Fox News
Clint Eastwood
Bruce Willis
Alan Greenspan
Will & Grace
Post
Ellen DeGeneres
Barney Frank
Elton John
Meredith Baxter
Neil
Patrick Harris
Massas
Ashburns
James Wests
Ted Haggards
Mark Foleys
Larry Craigs
Telegram Letters Policy Sparks Reader Engagement
The Telegram invites letters to the editor signed with writer’s address or phone number for verification. All submissions are confirmed before publication and edited for size and length. Readers are urged to keep letters under 500 words to avoid rejection.
First Amendment text as constitutional baseline
The passage states Congress shall make no law respecting establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise, abridging speech or press, and restricting the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances. It outlines fundamental freedoms in a single constitutional clause.
Reagan faults for funding elective abortions in health care bill
Mike Reagan, spokesman for The Reagan Nation and president of The Reagan Legacy Foundation, laments use of federal funds for elective abortions in the health care reconciliation process. He cites Stupak Pitts language and Hyde amendment concerns while urging Americans to oppose taxpayer subsidies for abortion, calling policy moves stupid politics and immoral.
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House
Stupak-Pitts
Bart Stupak
Michigan
Senate
Prolife
Hyde
Stupak- Pitts
House of Representatives
Quinnipiac University
Mike Reagan
Reagan Nation
Reagan Legacy Foundation
Reagan
Caglecartoons
Cagle Cartoons Inc
Resurgence on the rails hints at Kansas rail expansion
Amtrak rebounded from funding woes and rising fuel costs, with 28.7 million riders in 2008 and 27.2 million in 2009 amid a push to expand passenger service. Kansas officials, led by Deb Miller, studied four routes from Kansas City to Fort Worth, potentially drawing 65 000 to 174 000 riders annually but faced startup costs of 156 to 479 million dollars and fierce funding competition.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Chicago
Amtrak
Washington
George W. Bush
Sunflower
Kansas Department of Transportation
Deb Miller
Kansas
Miller
KDOT
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fort Worth
Texas
Iowa
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