Garden City weighs use for American Legion building
Garden City officials consider options for 125 W. Pine St as the American Legion site is vacated. The Coalition of Ethnic Minority Leaders proposes a multicultural center to aid newcomers and enhance cultural understanding amid a growing minority population. Public input and a hearing are anticipated as commissioners evaluate viable community uses.
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Citizens debate city spending and engagement in Garden City CIP
Online readers respond to a Garden City editorial urging citizen involvement in the annual Capital Improvement Plan. A reader cites apathy and excuses, while Stephanie Waggoner of United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries discusses diabetes statistics and United Way funding plans in today’s edition.
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Letters Policy for The Telegram Provides Submission Rules
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. General thank-you letters are encouraged. form letters poems and promotional content will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Online www gctelegram com
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Solyndra bankruptcy sparks criticism of Obama energy push
The Solyndra collapse highlights failed promises of the Obama Biden energy policy. The firm, backed by a $535 million federal loan, filed for Chapter 11 after years of losses, with critics arguing improper due diligence and political backing. China and Spain show contrasting solar support outcomes. Rich Lowry notes the venture lacked profitability and questions government subsidies to green industries.
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Booz & Co targets high paid veteran workers in wage reform
A Harvard Business School backed Booz & Co report urges U S firms to retool labor costs by narrowing pay gaps between veteran workers like Joe the Machinist and newer staff. It argues overpaid steadiness harms profits, while executives’ pay remains high. critics warn of shifting costs onto workers amid persistent inequality.
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Disappointment, media faults, and human fallibility
Stanley Crouch reflects on journalism, political scandals, and the public’s tolerance for imperfect leaders. He argues that distrust arises from human failure, not just institutions, and urges resilient judgment to navigate ongoing misdeeds and bias. Email crouch.stanley@gmail.com.
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