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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 2008

Page

4

United Way pledges fuel community strength and growth

United Way of Finney County reinforces three focus areas Protecting Children and Strengthening Families Fostering Health and Promoting Independence Providing Basic Needs and Security. Local agencies like Big Brothers Big Sisters Garden City YMCA Meals on Wheels and The Salvation Army aid education health and finance while urging public support amid rising fuel and food costs. A united front and annual campaign pledge are presented as sensible investments in stronger individuals and community.

United Way Finney County Big Brothers Big Sisters Finney and Kearny Counties Kansas Children’s Service League Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Boy Scouts Santa Fe Trail Council Smart Start Garden City Family Ymca Miles of Smiles Russell Child Development Center Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Association United Cerebral Palsy of Kansas Southwest Kansas United Methodist Mexican American Ministries Garden City Area American Red Cross Catholic Social Service Emmaus House Meals On Wheels Spirit of the Plains CASA Salvation Army

McCain Accepts GOP Nomination In Nonpartisan Stance

Arizona Senator John McCain framed the GOP presidential bid as a unifying effort, declaring Americans share a larger bond beyond party divisions. In the same coverage, lobbyist Jack Abramoff faced a four year sentence linked to a Washington influence-peddling scandal.

Arizona John McCain GOP Jack Abramoff Washington

First Amendment Pledge of Religious and Press Freedoms

The First Amendment text prohibits Congress from establishing a religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It protects freedom of speech and of the press, and guarantees the right of the people to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.

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Palin as Running Mate Triggers Female Voter Skepticism

Leonard Pitts argues McCain’s choice of Palin reduces women to a political symbol. He notes Palin’s limited record, parallels to Hillary Clinton’s campaign, and the troubling idea that identity politics would sway female voters. He discusses race, gender, and media bias shaping perceptions.

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Country First rhetoric and voter call to Kansans

A reader urges strong civic participation amid a polarizing national campaign. He condemns apathy, advocates researching candidates, and cites voter registration deadlines while contrasting home costs with Iraq war spending. The piece ends by praising a local blood drive organized by the Kansas Red Cross and church volunteers.

GOP America Sen. McCain McCain Iraq Kansas The American Red Cross First United Methodist Church

Golden coffin paydays haunt corporate chiefs after death

The article questions posthumous CEO payouts. It cites XTO Energy, Shaw Group, and Nabors Industries offering multimillion to hundreds of millions in death bonuses, car allowances, noncompete payments, and severance. Critics ask why a dead leader needs incentives, noting vast totals and questioning fairness and rationale.

XTO Energy Inc Nabors Industries Nabors

Fair cheerleader selection should be open to all students

Charles Skillin argues that junior high and senior high students from low income families should be allowed to be cheerleaders regardless of popularity or college influence. He suggests civic clubs could provide uniforms to level the playing field as school starts and cheerleaders are chosen.

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Telegram reader letters policy and guidelines

The Telegram explains letters to the editor must be signed with address and phone number, will be confirmed before publication, and subject to editing for libel and length. Letters should stay under 500 words. thank you notes are general. Form letters poems and ads will not be printed.

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