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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2010
Page
4
The Blade notes weak July home sales amid a faltering economy and high unemployment. Midwest sales drop sharply while buyers delay bids and sellers hesitate to cut prices. Foreclosures rise and lending tightens, slowing any housing driven recovery.
Anonymous online comment criticizes a request to dedicate part of Valley View Cemetery to the Muslim faith. Finney County commissioner Roman Halbur backs a board decision allowing truckers to park at residences via conditional use permits, arguing local appearance must improve before leaving office.
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words for publication after editorial confirmation. Letters must include writer address and phone number and may be edited for libel and length. General thank you letters are preferred. form letters, poems, and consumer emails may not be printed. Attn Editor Garden City address and contact numbers provided.
Kathleen Parker analyzes Glenn Becks Restoring Honor event on the Mall as a 12 step style revival focusing on healing recovery and restoration. She notes Becks public journey from radio host to political evangelist, his self mockery and the blend of faith patriotism and media spectacle surrounding Palin appearance and King homage. The piece questions the line between recovery and grandiose messaging.
Rich Lowry argues Biden presides over a flawed recovery narrative. He criticizes the weatherization program's delays and auditor concerns, cites weak June employment and home sales data, and accuses the Obama administration of overpromising. He compares Biden to a persistent huckster and calls the stimulus a fiscal overreach.
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