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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2006
Page
4
Telegram notes its founding in 1906 as a longstanding news service delivering information to communities. It positions itself as a source for timely local and national updates through its "People Informing People" ethos and gctelegram.com online presence.
Our View argues Kansas attorney general Kline runs a heated re election bid targeting conservative churches and pastors to boost fundraising. The piece notes IRS rules on church political activity and warns the strategy risks tax exempt status and cross ing lines with campaign finance laws.
Fermin Floyd Manning of Garden City asks for the return of a cherished St. Francis statue and two illuminated spotlights removed from his property. A Madonna statue previously stolen about two years ago remains unreplaced. Call 276-8172 with any information or to return the statue.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with full writer contact details and confirms publication after editorial review. Letters must be under 500 words and can be edited for libel and length. General thank yous, form letters, poems, or business testimonials are not printed.
The quoted passage outlines freedoms of religion press speech assembly and petition. It states Congress shall not establish religion nor prohibit free exercise, abridge free speech or press, or limit the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for grievances.
The 2002 MSNBC experiment with Phil Donahue collapsed after eight months as ratings fell and network executives pushed him toward a middle ground. Jeff Cohen’s book argues the network sought a liberal-advantaged formula to boost viewership during Iraq War anxieties, sidelining Donahue’s progressive stance.
Letter from Ellen Verell of Meade argues state spending rose 93 percent since 1993 while personal income grew 64 percent, placing Kansas taxes among the highest. She notes job losses in private sector since 2001, government hiring growth, and criticizes TABOR. She cites Reform Party candidate Richard Ranzau and directs readers to his site for tax ideas.
Community readers debate Sunflower Electric's plan to extend coal power plants in western Kansas citing pollution and Ogallala water depletion. Proposals include scrubbers and a 25 year phase out, with a push to pair wind with conventional sources and emphasize drought and groundwater risks. The piece closes with local Fiesta and veterans remembrance.
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