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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2004
Page
4
Garden City and area families welcomed 13 members of the US Army Reserve 467th Engineering Detachment home from Iraq after a year of active duty. A parade, awards, dinner, and reception honored the troops and their families as duties and deployments strain civilian life and finances.
Lt General Barno warns of a spring surge by enemy forces targeting vulnerable populations in Afghanistan while still capable of attacks. Syrian envoy Moustapha criticizes U S policy and Powell letter to Syria. Andrea Fleming supports Roe v Wade, noting large posturing marches against abortion bans.
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or fax and lists phone numbers and mailing address for the Garden City Kansas office. It specifies Attn Editor and provides the street address at 310 N. Seventh St. in Garden City KS 67846.
A historical record notes the First Amendment’s guarantee against government establishment of religion and protects free practice, speech, press, assembly, and petition for grievances. It emphasizes the core rights to express, publish, assemble, and seek redress from government.
In Topeka legislators prepare for a short wrap-up amid a crowded agenda. The core task is finalizing a $10.2 billion budget and a school finance plan after a court ruling. Leaders expect limited time, with bets on quick compromises for open records ethics and other issues.
Roger Hernandez skewers Oliver Stone for venerating Fidel Castro in Looking for Fidel. He notes Stone's shaky handheld filming and close-ups of Castro, exposes the dissident roundup as jail for books and writings, and contrasts Stone's US skepticism with Cuba's lack of separation of powers.
Garden City hosts a Quasquicentennial weekend with the Tumbleweed Festival at Finnup Park featuring the Sons of the San Joaquin and a local Elvis impersonator, plus the Hot Air Balloon Classic at the fairgrounds. Super Tickets cost 10 dollars for multiple events. locals discuss history and etiquette trends in editorials.
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