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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2010
Page
4
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Kansas lawmakers approve a plan giving the secretary of state more tools to oversee cemetery finances and underfunded maintenance trusts. The measure moves toward quarterly financial reporting and stronger consumer protections, with next session to refine details amid recent high profile fraud cases nationwide.
President Obama tells troops at Bagram Air Field that aiding Afghans to secure their own future is core to the mission. Hillary Clinton says China will back sanctions against Iran in UN talks. Medvedev vows ongoing fight after deadly Moscow subway bombings kill at least 38 and injure over 60.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, notes all letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel or length. Letters should be 500 words or less. Thank you letters should be general. Form letters poems or testimonials will not be printed. Contact details provided.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan will announce the first round of Race to the Top winners, a $4 billion competition rewarding states with ambitious school improvement plans. Finalists include 15 states and the District of Columbia, with winners set to receive funds to expand charters and reform teacher recruitment and deployment amid a strained economy.
The piece argues corporations use both Republican and Democratic governors associations to gain access for lobbying, with annual dues up to 250000 enabling executives to join policy discussions. It cites biotech subsidies and regulatory favors as outcomes, and notes citizen groups lack similar access as corporate influence drowns out public voices.
Ken Rishel of Garden City questions USD 457 budget and staff cuts. He asks why teacher and para professional reductions occur while administrators stay, questions four plus principals at the high school, and demands a full budget breakdown showing admin, maintenance, sports, and other expenditures. He cites state funding issues and the planned high school project for scrutiny.
Rich Lowry critiques the Obama administration’s stance on Israeli settlements and Middle East policy. He argues the 1600 new housing units in Jerusalem signal a shift toward a Europe-like, weak realpolitik while warning of rising debt and reduced U S global influence as welfare-state expansion continues.
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