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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2010
Page
4
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving urged Kansas to join 12 states in mandating ignition interlocks for all DUI offenders. The bill, passed 122 to 0 in the House, would require devices for first-time offenders for one year, citing New Mexico’s safety gains and current Kansas law for repeat offenders. Critics note imperfect effectiveness and enforceability.
Democratic Rep Louise Slaughter condemns attacks as threats rise after sweeping federal health care reform sparks unrest. Bricks fly through Democratic windows while GOP leaders face coded rhetoric. Servicemembers wait for repeal of dont ask dont tell amid Gates orders. Californians for Drug Free Youth warns as voters weigh adult marijuana legalization claims.
The Telegram asks readers to submit letters signed with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words and send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or call 620 276 6862 Ext 201.
The passage presents the First Amendment provisions about religion free exercise speech press and assembly. It notes the rights to petition government for grievances and to redress issues. The wording emphasizes prohibiting establishment of religion and preserving individual liberties.
A critical caricature traces Bart Stupak’s shift on abortion funding during health care reform. The piece frames his vote for the Senate bill as a political surrender, alleging deception by Obama and Pelosi, and notes Stupak’s damaged standing with pro-life groups, lost invitations, and a public kiss incident in a pub.
The essay urges Congress to stop funding the Pentagon at 687 billion dollars this year and to shift toward civilian security. It advocates more diplomacy and development, green jobs, and human needs, urging letters to senators and representatives asking if they will stop the blank check. Joe Volk of FCNL is cited as a source.
The piece contends racism exists in the Tea Party movement as demonstrators shouted pro forma insults at John Lewis and other lawmakers outside the Capitol. It recalls Lewis’s Civil Rights era history at Nashville, Selma, and the Edmund Pettus Bridge to frame claims about protest rhetoric and political violence. The author cites Tea Party leaders denying systemic racism while acknowledging mounting “isolated incidents.”
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