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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2012
Page
4
Kansas authorities report a sharp rise in methamphetamine labs, increasing from 143 in 2010 to 204 in 2011, as producers shift to simpler methods with less equipment and pseudoephedrine amid a broader national trend.
Editorial argues Kansas should expand support for local meth prevention and cleanup, combining tougher enforcement with demand reduction through education and treatment. It notes increased meth lab activity, cites 2010 budget cuts, and urges youth education, reporting, and broader resources to curb the drug.
Online readers react to mediation over a 2011 12 contract between Garden City USD 457 and the Garden City Educators Association. A separate report quotes Gilbert Valerio noting storm season and the need for residents to know shelter options.
The Telegram asks letters to be signed with writer address and phone, checked before publication. Letters must be 500 words or less and may be edited for libel and length. General form letters and noneditorial items will not be printed.
Kathleen Parker recounts Adm. William McRaven at the White House Correspondents Dinner. The Joint Special Operations Command chief who oversaw the bin Laden raid remains uncelebrated while stars like Clooney and Kardashian dominate the spotlight. The piece reflects on leadership, secrecy, and the media circus surrounding political theater.
Joe Gandelman notes the 2012 campaign has become a spectacle as Mitt Romney rises and Newt Gingrich folds. Doggate jokes, dog meat rumors, and Obama Romney digs shape a media circus. Partisansing and faux outrage threaten serious discussion amid national problems.
Leonard Pitts reflects on the Los Angeles riots and the Trayvon Martin case, arguing that justice is often delayed and that society tolerates racial injustice. He links past and present failures, notes the pain of victims, and cautions against silence despite public pressure to avoid judgment.
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