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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2017
Page
4
Our View notes with the approach of summer that blood donation is needed. Editor Dena Sattler frames the call to action for readers to give blood during the upcoming months, highlighting the ongoing need and community responsibility.
The Memorial Day weekend signals summer travel and blood shortages heighten as donors decline. Two drives are set for May 30 and May 31 at Community Congregational Church in Garden City. Call 1 800 RED CROSS for appointments or use the Blood Donor App and RapidPass to speed pre donation steps. Donor criteria include age 17, weight 110 pounds, and good health.
Online reader comments amid coverage of state efforts to raise legal marriage age. The discussion contrasts conservatives warning of marriage devaluation with cites of high divorce rates and child marriage allowances. A city official notes weekend-only Big Pool hours through Sept. 9 for summer swimming.
The Telegram outlines guidelines for letters to the editor including signed letters with writer address and phone number. Letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer claims or business testimonials will not be printed.
John Dailey surveys culture of porn, politics, and travel security, noting 1970s Braille Playboy, feminist and conservative clashes, 1977 Supreme Court free speech, and modern airline surveillance. He links Patriot Act excess, airline ads, and passenger rights to a broader shift toward a police state, urging vigilance.
The piece argues extreme anti Trump bias in CNN CBS NBC NYT WaPo, cites negative coverage over 90 percent, defends Trump sharing intelligence with an ally, and criticizes press secrecy and leaks. It contrasts Obama era leaks, cites SEAL Team 6 and Osama raid details, and urges canceling major papers while noting Susan Stamper Brown's Alaska column.
A middle school science teacher recalls a moment when students, eager for extra credit, learn Waltzing Matilda in class. The experience bridges biology and music, revealing how a shared song fostered engagement and a sense of care beyond standards and tests.
Dr John Richard Schrock served as editor of the Kansas School Naturalist and formerly led Emporia State University's Biology Department as chair.
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