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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 2011

Page

4

Fair retirement plans debate in Kansas prompt caution

The Lawrence Journal-World editorial argues overhauling Kansas state employee pensions toward a 401(k) style plan requires study and empathy for private sector realities. It cautions lawmakers and unions to avoid out of touch rhetoric as pension funds shrink and public support wanes.

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High School Broadcasters Win Majority Of State Awards

Garden City High School journalism multimedia instructor Shelby McNutt notes the crop of students improves yearly as GCHS radio and television students win more than half of the 69 awards in Kansas state broadcasting competition. Outside the gyms on Fridays, many people discuss a plan to extend a statewide smoking ban to state owned casinos.

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Telegram letters policy and submission instructions

The Telegram outlines that letters to the editors must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number, will be confirmed before publication, and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less. thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 editor gctelegram online www gctelegram com.

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Leave Our Light Bulbs Alone in American History

The 1882 Edison moment at Pearl Street sparked light nationwide, with the New York Times praising bulbs for soft, steady illumination. Now a 2007 energy bill seeks to phase out incandescent bulbs, prompting opposition over efficiency, costs, and consumer choice. Supporters argue long-term savings, while critics dub the move an overreach.

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Obama reveals Libya stance at National Defense University

Obama presented a cautious Libya doctrine at Fort McNair arguing for a limited, cost weighed intervention. He framed policy as a flexible compromise between action and restraint, avoiding the binary Bush era approach while warning against inaction.

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Red Cross Racing drives donor rewards and Easter blood drive

NASCAR and Red Cross promote Red Cross Racing online donor rewards to boost blood donations. Members earn points for giving blood or platelets and for recruiting others, redeeming points for prizes and supporting troops by donating back points. A Scott City blood drive is set for April 28 at 606 N Fairground Rd with a chicken noodle soup fundraiser.

ASCAR United States Red Cross Red Cross Racing Red Cross Service Greg Biffle Redcrossracing.com Scott City William Carpenter N. Fairground Road Masonic Anthem Lodge No. 284

Roy Cessna for Garden City City Commission Vote

Anita Gottspon er and Ed Banning urge readers to vote for Roy Cessna on April 5. They describe him as a devoted husband and father, active in many community organizations, with nearly two decades of acquaintance and a youthful, open approach.

Roy Cessna Garden City Roy Anita Gottsponer ED Banning

Murray chosen as Why Not Club commissioner candidate

The Why Not Club selects Roger Murray as their new commissioner candidate. Murray is described as articulate and knowledgeable about building a sound community, with other candidates offering solid experience and beliefs applicable to city governance. Lee Messenger, club manager, notes the endorsement.

Why Not Club Roger Murray Roger Lee Messenger Garden City Messenger

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