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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2004
Page
4
The piece argues for reopening the Statue of Liberty with pedestal access but no crown climbs. It cites Bloomberg's push and calls for reasonable security akin to airport measures to show a bold, undeterred American spirit after 9/11.
President Bush told Central Piedmont Community College students to feel hopeful about the future as they enter a booming, exciting economy. AFL-CIO leader John Sweeney criticizes his training programs as insufficient, while Rep. John Dingell warns that delaying legislation risks more consumer blackouts seen last year across eight states and parts of Canada.
Mayette Finney is appointed to the Finney County Commission at the County Administrative Center in Garden City. The City Commission also meets at the City Administrative Center in Garden City to discuss local governance and related matters.
The Pulse Reader Forum invites input via email, phone, or online. Readers may contact editor ty Dox or Attn Editor at 310 N Sha ace Garden City Kansas 67846 to share feedback or letters for publication.
The text asserts that SPCR will safeguard the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause, protecting freedom of speech and of the press, and ensuring the right to peaceful assembly and petition the government for grievances.
Ellen Goodman reflects on NPRs decision to move Bob Edwards to emeritus senior correspondent after 25 years. She notes aging workforces and longer life spans, cites public reactions, and urges Americans to rethink reinventing work lives at older ages.
Former White House counterterrorism adviser Richard Clarke testifies to the 9/11 Commission, accusing the administration of deflecting blame and urging a move from a toughness debate to a real reckoning. He suggests Clinton faced similar scrutiny and urges accountability for all. The commission pushes for fuller transparency and consequence.
The Supreme Court in National Archives v Favish ruled that release of autopsy style photos of Vincent Foster is blocked under the privacy exemption, affirming strong privacy rights for family members and signaling broader limits on releasing law enforcement records. Kenneth Paulson notes the ruling may expand protections beyond this case and chill access to government information.
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