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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2008
Page
3
Work has begun on Kansas Highway 156 from Finney County to Jetmore in Hodgeman County. The resurfacing project adds 32 miles of 1 1/2 inch asphalt with rumble strips to improve safety on a narrow two lane road. Completion is planned for November weather permitting.
David Wyss of Standard & Poor's says investors seek safety as the Dow endures its sixth consecutive decline and the average falls for a seventh session. The market shows panicked behavior with funds moving toward risk-free assets while volatility remains high.
The Telegram requests letters be signed with the writer’s address and phone number and notes all letters will be confirmed before publication. Submissions must be edited for libel and length, kept to 500 words or less, and general thank you notes are acceptable. Email, fax, or mail details are provided for submissions.
The passage presents the core clauses of the First Amendment detailing establishment, free exercise, speech, press, assembly and petition rights. It serves as a foundational civic guaranty cited in constitutional discussions and legal contexts.
A columnist critique notes the HBO special Kill The Messenger uses the N word to argue context determines offensiveness. It recalls a slave’s insistence on dehumanization, contrasts Richard Pryor’s renunciation with Kanye West’s struggle, and questions white and Black responses to language.
Dennis Baggett argues that printed notices in newspapers ensure broad readership and public access, warning that online postings alone risk obscurity. He contends newspapers preserve public records and revenue, sustaining transparency and citizens’ power to know how government acts.
Sunflower Electric Power Corp president and CEO Watkins defends the Kansas energy plan amid criticism from Lt. Gov. Parkinson who claims ratepayers will bear health costs and argues the new coal plants are among the cleanest. He cites transmission lines, aging gas plants, and a push for wind energy as alternatives, urging lawmakers to back sound energy policies across Kansas.
Charles Skilling calls for borrowing funds to build a new high school in Garden City. He argues mobile classrooms isolate students and waste staff salaries, urging investment for a safe productive environment where all grades 9 to 12 can learn together.
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