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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2004
Page
4
Established in 1906, the Telegram promotes its mission of informing people through concise local coverage. The outlet highlights its online presence at gctelegram.com and emphasizes timely community reporting.
The Sept 11 commission released a staff report accusing the FBI of miserable failures due to poor information sharing training and resources. It notes Ashcroft denied funding before the attacks and calls for reforms to prevent future terrorist threats while preserving American freedoms.
President Bush calls for a secure civil society to enable progress in Iraq and a peaceful transition. Senator Kerry urges debt relief tied to service and education, aiming to make 2004 a milestone for degrees over dollars. Carol Carr notes the Internet’s shift from novelty to essential campaign tool.
The notice provides street addresses for the Mt COM and Finney County Commission at the County Administrative Center and Garden City City Administrative Center, plus the Garden City Community College address. It includes phone and fax numbers for the college, indicating local government and educational offices in Garden City, Kansas.
The Telegram invites reader comments by email or fax and provides contact options. Attn Editor correspondence can be sent to the Garden City Kansas address or via the listed phone and fax numbers for submissions and letters to the editor.
The excerpt states that Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting free exercise, abridging speech or press, and it protects the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for grievances.
Condoleezza Rice testified before the Sept 11 commission revealing a disciplined but top down administration. The Bush team inherited Clarke’s anti terrorism framework and built a longer term plan to counter al Qaida. The process lacked front line input and some agency follow through. Rice noted time needed to meet the challenge and praised the president’s stance while acknowledging gaps in warning and communication across agencies. White House curiosity and direct presidential engagement were questioned against Kennedy style hands on leadership.
The piece argues that uprisings led by Moktada al-Sadr threaten the planned June 30 transfer of power and 2005 elections in Iraq. It warns that Article 7 of the interim constitution could permit a Shiite majoritarian state, risking minority rights and religious freedom, while urging United Nations involvement and broader international support to defend democracy. Charles C. Haynes discusses constitutional flaws and the need to protect rights amid sectarian tension.
Bob L. Corkins argues that the total K-12 price per pupil, not base state aid, best reflects investment in Kansas schools. He contends 9,389 dollars per student in 2003-04 is a conservative, apples-to-apples measure, including direct USD spending and potential fully allocated costs, and highlights that spending has risen faster than inflation for a decade. Corkins is executive director of the Freestate Center for Liberty Studies.
Week of the Young Child promotes early learning with a parade at 10 30 a.m. starting Seventh and Chestnut then marching to Stevens Park followed by a children s fair. Schools centers and community agencies host activities with books for each participating child.
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