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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2012
Page
4
Garden City moves to strengthen its snow plan after a 15 inch storm last winter left streets icy and slow. The commission approved updates including adding equipment and anti icing steps, earlier forecasting, and stricter enforcement of emergency routes to improve efficiency and public safety during future snow events.
Quotations from Garden City High School enrollment story note room to add traffic calming. Principal James Mireles credits the district’s plan to split the large high school into four academies and thanks the community for support.
The Telegram invites signed letters with full writer address and phone, confirmed before publication. Letters are editable for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. General thank you notes only. pornographic, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor SION Garden City Kansas address and contact details provided.
Tom Purcell reflects on his parents silent generation upbringing through the postwar boom and retirement, noting the era’s debt and entitlement costs. He contrasts their prosperous, stable window with looming fiscal strain, urging reform to protect future golden years for their six children and grandchildren.
Pro union critics led by Randi Weingarten condemn the film as stereo typical while Maggie Gyllenhaal and Viola Davis portray a mother and teacher pushing to reform a failing school. The drama frames a clash between reformers and a protective union, highlighting broader education change debates.
The piece argues Chief Justice John Roberts avoided striking down the Affordable Care Act by characterizing it as a tax, avoiding major political backlash. It notes Republican justices’ mixed concerns, the Citizens United ruling shaping campaign finance, and broader dissatisfaction with government and the economy. It mentions William A. Collins and distribution by OtherWords.
JOAN LOBMEYER of Garden City rebukes a September letter from Mr Dailey for insulting language and a partisan tone. She disputes labeling Bush as stupid and argues Christianity is not tied to any party while accusing The Telegram of bias in its headline.
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