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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2012
Page
4
Our View notes that opening Garden City High School brought traffic snags. Drivers struggled with a one way entrance and left turns from Mary Street causing lane confusion and stalled mornings as motorists attempted to navigate local intersections.
The Garden City USD 457 Board of Education approved a back route connecting the GCHS student parking lot with Campus Drive at Pioneer Road for use in bad weather emergencies or heavy traffic. Officials had studied patterns after opening a second entrance was created to improve safety and convenience for about 2,000 students and staff.
Online readers react to a Garden City High School access plan with mixed views. FCEDC board member Bob Kreutzer weighs in on revenue possibilities from a transient guest tax and the need for local discussion.
The notice outlines letters policy requiring edits for libel and length, and sets a 506 word limit. It asks for thank you letters to be general and provides mailing, fax, and email addresses for Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
Susan Stamper Brown argues partisan gridlock risks another civil conflict unless a Lincolnian middle-ground approach guides U S politics She cites Lincoln Clinton Romney and Kennedy as examples of compromise and contrasts with partisan leadership, urging a unity driven by voters. Distribution by Cagle Cartoons Inc.
A plan outlines three post election priorities for Democrats: end the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest 2 percent to raise revenue, protect Medicare Medicaid and Social Security, and pass an Obama jobs package or pursue alternatives. It notes the fiscal cliff and tax policy as critical disputes for a divided Congress.
Jim Hightower argues ExxonMobil Halliburton and other fracking titans harm health environment and local economies while praising free market success. He notes over thirty years of federal research funding and subsidies totaling billions to aid the industry and accuses the firms of pushing a self serving narrative rather than democratic accountability.
Harold Starr urges Garden City residents to discuss tax and pricing relief for low income seniors and families amid rising groceries stamps and energy costs. He calls for a voter approved plan and signs of pledges for a new housing development, pending coal plant approval.
A reflection urging voters to demand character and moral foundations in candidates. Citing Noah Webster, the piece warns that voting for immoral leaders betrays civic duty, damages public trust, and harms the nation. It urges voters to research candidates carefully, emphasizing enduring character over sect or denomination.
A call for interested residents to discuss improving local cash flow and community growth. Lee Messenger invites participation to explore ideas, additional issues, and constructive approaches for the extended community. Contact Lee Messenger at 276-0667.
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