Military recruiters stay on high school campuses amid changing times
The piece notes how Vietnam War fatigue led many U.S. districts to bar recruiters from schools, but today recruiters secure access with college funds and other benefits, shaping teen views on military careers during ongoing conflict.
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JROTC Programs Gain Ground in Garden City Schools
SWKTalk discusses Army Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps in Garden City USD 457 and Abe Hubert Middle School. Supporters say JROTC builds self esteem leadership and citizenship while promoting fitness and discipline without steering students toward military service, framing it as a positive school offering.
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Lavender flavors brighten desserts and drinks in local feature
The Living Well blog notes lavender enhances desserts with English flair and blue-violet garnish. Garden City police report ongoing patrols to curb speeding in road work zones. Ruth Scherr discusses life at the Sabine House, a century-old residence where neighbors know each other well.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor at Garden City page
The Telegram states letters must be signed and include writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less and must be general in nature.
60 Miles for a Cancer Free World Walk Report
Leonard Pitts describes his participation in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure, detailing 60 miles walked from Nationals Park to the Washington Monument. He credits 514 investors and readers with raising over $28,000, recounts moments of encouragement, hardship, and solidarity, and frames the effort as progress toward a cancer free world.
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Unclaimed property outreach from Kansas treasurer Dennis McKinney
Kansas State Treasurer Dennis McKinney outlines unclaimed property categories and progress in Finney County, noting 15 082 properties worth over 1 4 million dollars await owners. He urges checking kansascash com or calling 1 800 432 0386, stressing there are no search or claim fees. Florence Wilson receives civic tribute in Garden City on Florence Wilson Day proclamation.
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Senators Should Try Coal Mines
Radio commentator Jim Hightower argues that Congress faces a harsh job and low public respect due to Senate Republicans blocking life saving mine safety reforms after Massey Energy’s Upper Big Branch disaster. He accuses coal interests of funding GOP efforts to stall safety laws until after elections.
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Games with a socialist twist
Cartoonist Michael Reagan argues against welfare expansion citing Pelosi and Marxist themes while referencing historical papal opinions. The piece promotes personal work and features contact from Reagan and Cagle Cartoons.
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