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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2011
Page
4
A powerful storm system spawned tornadoes across the Deep South last Wednesday. At least 350 people were killed with thousands injured and hundreds missing amid towns wiped out and communities left devastated. Survivors recount frantic escapes and families mourn losses.
Editorial urges homes and workplaces to practice emergency weather plans after the South storm and references Greensburg Kansas to illustrate resilience. It emphasizes taking warnings seriously, having a plan of action, and using new technologies while recognizing the limits of alerts in protecting every family and community.
Garden City faces questions after March 15 2011 decision to transfer the vacant National Guard armory to the American Legion. Online readers urge faster action while local commentary notes prep work for upcoming baseball series against Butler Community College and playoff hopes.
The Telegram asks writers to sign letters with address and phone, says all letters will be confirmed before publication, and that letters under 500 words may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, or consumer messages will not be printed.
A tirade against Perry and Lee contrasts film fame with satirical power while scrutinizing Snoop Dogg's malt liquor campaigns and hip hop extremism. The piece cites Hurt and Williams works, discusses minstrel stereotypes, youth culture, and calls for common sense and censorship rather than sensational fame. It closes with an email address for Stanley Crouch.
A 100-plus day look at Governor Sam Brownback portrays him as a Cutter and Conserv ative targeting arts, public broadcasting and family planning while expanding consolidation of powers. He places Parole Board under Corrections and shifts human resources to a centralizedAdministration, raising concerns about independence and efficiency.
Burdett Loomis, a University of Kansas political science professor and long time admirer of Dr. Seuss, is highlighted for his wit and wisdom in this note of appreciation.
In Boston at the Simmons Leadership Conference, Edith Jamison of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater shares a vision of authentic accessibility and diversity. She recalls guiding the company from a deficit to a global reach and a $55 million NYC home, urging women to dance beyond labels and boundaries.
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