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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2005
Page
4
Kansas farmers join a four year pilot with the Chicago Climate Exchange to store carbon in no till and grass plantings. Farmers can pool carbon credits and receive 50 cents to $1 per acre as environmental research informs policy on reducing greenhouse gases ahead of Earth Day.
Alfredo Palacio declares he is not a politician or insider and pledges to serve as a simple doctor with colleagues and patients as his circle. The remarks accompany coverage of his sworn-in presidency in Ecuador.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words. General thank you notes are acceptable. Include contact method and mailing address use.
The excerpt outlines the First Amendment prohibiting government establishment of religion, protecting free exercise, and safeguarding speech press assembly and petition rights. It emphasizes the core liberties guaranteed to individuals against government infringement.
The piece critiques farm groups like the American Farm Bureau and National Pork Producer Council for touting CAFTA benefits while avoiding real explanations of how free trade will help U.S. farmers. It cites NAFTA lessons, U.S. ag trade deficits, and warns that CAFTA may repeat past empty promises, with Rep. Collin Peterson doubting broad support. Alan Guebert notes skepticism rising among some lawmakers and reporters.
Kathleen Parker argues centrism offers a patriotic, practical counter to shrill partisan battles. She cites Avlon’s Independent Nation, noting Independents grow fastest, with Pew Economist figures showing 39 percent identify as Independent. A middle path could reshape politics by 2008.
Catherine Hospital associates attended a Philadance performance at the Lied Center of Kansas on March 4. Free tickets were provided through the Lied Center Statewide Outreach Ticket Program to not-for-profit social service and educational groups across Kansas and the region. The program, funded by the Lied Performance Fund and trustee Christina Hixson, has served over 22,500 participants since 1996 in 42 Kansas Missouri and Kansas City area counties.
Special Olympics Kansas teams with RMS Communications Group to recycle old cell phones and raise funds. Americans discard 130 million phones yearly, only 1 percent recycled, releasing hazardous metals. Donations divert toxic waste, funding athletes for a season. contact 1 800 444 9808 for drop-off sites or visit specialolympics.org/recycle. Alexandra Kuebler, vice president of development, Special Olympics Kansas.
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