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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2010
Page
4
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Immigrant rights advocates pressed for reform in Washington as part of a broad effort by community, labor and faith groups. President Obama backed comprehensive reform with a plan including a temporary worker program tighter border control and penalties for illegal entrants while aiming to win backing from lawmakers, amid competing priorities like economy and health care.
A SWKTalk forum discussion weighs immigration reform with enforcement and legal status paths. Polls show broad support for English learning and assimilation, while critics push mass deportations. The piece cites Pew Hispanic Center data on English proficiency and highlights waiting lists for classes in Garden City and beyond.
Susan Danby, a UK school worker, laments delay as British Airways workers strike for three days forcing thousands of cancellations. Mayor Dave Majerus warns a rising flood behind Clausen Springs Dam threatens Kathryn North Carolina town of 55. Sophomore Chris Wroblewski reflects on Cornell's 78 65 NCAA win over Temple as Cinderella whispers fade.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Keep submissions under 500 words. general thank you notes may be printed. form letters, poems, complaints, or business testimonials are not accepted. Attn Editor contact details provided.
The First Amendment forbids establishing a state church and prohibits restricting free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press and preserves the right to assemble peacefully and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Anielle Moss Lee champions the Harlem Educational Activities Fund HEAF as a national model for public education. The program serves low income minority students in central Harlem with after school tutoring and peer support, boasting high high school graduation and college enrollment rates. Heaf aims to replicate and nationalize its approach, arguing education drives economic strength and social mobility. The piece cites student experiences and historical figures such as Anthony Benezet and Miles Davis to support the vision of knowledge as freedom and a revolution in public schooling.
The piece compares the 1963 King peaceful march for civil rights with a 2009 Latino march on the National Mall urging immigration reform. It notes Obama’s efforts, bipartisan hurdles led by Sen. Schumer and Sen. Graham, and the need for public support through town halls and speeches as midterm elections approach.
A Kansas ethics effort aims to require campaign donors reporting occupation and employer for contributions over 150 to increase transparency and curb coercion. Lawmakers show little enthusiasm, citing political timing and a Supreme Court decision, while advocates argue disclosure mattered more than donation limits in curbing malfeasance. Chapman Rackaway of Fort Hays State University notes outdated laws hinder trust and reform.
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