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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2004
Page
4
The Telegram line emphasizes a longstanding mission to inform the public since 1906. It promotes community messaging through the network and online presence at gctelegram.com and rrublisnet. The brief note underscores a heritage of information exchange.
A cheeky open letter mocks ConAgra’s stalled plan to rebuild Finney County’s meat packing plant. It recalls the 2000 fire that cost 12 percent of local jobs, notes a 2300 workforce and $43 million payroll, and urges local leaders Halloran Olson Meyer to stay ready by the phone. It ends with ironic humor about April Fool’s Day.
A compilation of quotes from Dosym Satpayev Gao Yaojie and Jessica Lynch, reflecting concerns on terrorism in Central Asia China and personal aspirations after hardship. The statements touch on regional security risks victims' treatment and life restored after captivity.
Fragments show addresses for Finney County Commission and Garden City Commission offices in Garden City Kansas.
The Telegram invites reader input via E mail, Fax, or Phone. Contact Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or call extensions 201 and the main numbers 2752704 or 276 6862 to share comments.
The article reproduces the First Amendment guaranteeing no law establishing religion or prohibiting free exercise. It bars abridging speech press assembly and petition. It asserts the right to seek redress of grievances from the government.
Alan Guebert argues after 2004 campaign finance reforms that wealthy donors gained influence, while US and Canadian farm groups bend to global players. He notes Bush fundraising, Agricore United's reversal on the Wheat Board, ADM's growing stake, and pork and soybean dynamics.
Kathleen Parker questions Kerry's fall on a snowboard and contrasts his handling with how adults react to humiliation. She mocks his framing and ties sports choices to manliness, public image, and leadership, arguing all fall and reveal character. She cites Proverbs and notes Kerry’s fitness for the presidency amid sports imagery.
A consumer critique argues Monsanto uses lawsuits to block dairy labels that say no artificial growth hormones. Oakhurst Dairy faced a settlement after a legal fight, with critics warning of corporate intimidation. The piece also questions an impending e mail stamp plan by Microsoft and Yahoo, calling it a hidden penny tax on users. Jim Hightower promotes his book Thieves In High Places.
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