Telegram Established 1906 Informing People
Telegram traces its 1906 founding to serve as a platform for Steve Delaney and local readers, highlighting the paper's aim to inform the community through timely reports and alerts.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2004
Page
4
Telegram traces its 1906 founding to serve as a platform for Steve Delaney and local readers, highlighting the paper's aim to inform the community through timely reports and alerts.
The essay argues for counseling over jail for Audrey Seiler, a Wisconsin student who staged an abduction. It cites police tape evidence, her confession, and prosecutors seeking obstructing officers charges. The author calls for first-time offenders to receive treatment rather than prison, urging compassionate punishment.
FBI Director Robert Mueller warns that victory in the war on terrorism must not erode civil liberties and urges reforms. Timothy Roemer, a Sept 11 commission member, says FBI and CIA problems must be fixed quickly. David Stoler comments on Uglydolls as homely cartoon plush toys.
HAL GATES of Garden City urges caution as officials consider two city money requests. A quarter-cent sales tax to fund a six mile highway to the Colorado line is questioned after a prior ballot defeat, while Downtown Vision Inc seeks 40 000 this year and 125 000 over four years for an executive director and office costs. Community input and prior programs are cited as key factors before voting.
Lydia Gonzales urges fuller coverage of Garden City’s Hispanic community and local businesses like Jenny Cruz, El Conquistador, and El Zarape. She challenges the Progress editors to better document early 1900s workers and qualified teachers, calling for deeper research and recognition.
The Telegram invites reader input by email ae by phone and by fax at specified numbers 620 275 2704 620 276 6862 Attn Editor Ext 201 or by mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 This notice lists contact options for submitting comments and correspondence.
The excerpt presents the First Amendment limits on government power in religion speech assembly and the press and the right to petition. It outlines establishment and free exercise protections and the freedoms of speech press assembly and petition as essential civil liberties.
On a 10 acre government wasteland in Gujarat SEWA members turn water limited land into a cash crop hub. They farm mango tea and spices while training women in pump maintenance and winning a government contract to service 1054 village wells. They operate a shop in Ahmedabad facing violence but persisting to gain land ownership and market access. Globalization poses both threat and opportunity as SEWA navigates export aims and local empowerment.
Opinion column notes the August 6 2001 presidential daily briefing Bin Laden Determined to Strike in US offered little new insight. It argues the 9 11 commission became a partisan show while FBI and FAA warnings existed and calls for lessons without broad blame.
This column argues the U S administration uses regime change rhetoric to topple Venezuela's Hugo Chavez while detailing the 2002 coup and a long Southern California grocery strike led by Safeway Albertson s and Kroger workers The piece contends the strike harmed 70000 workers and that the fight marks a broader class war shaping America s middle class future.
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