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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2005
Page
4
The item notes an established 1906 lineage for the Telegram publication, highlighting its role in informing people. It references denas qctelegram.com and the Pubus edit team as part of the information ecosystem and audience outreach.
Our View highlights the 3i Show in Kansas a free exposition at Finney County Fairgrounds attracting thousands. About 600 exhibitors present irrigation equipment implements and industry services while showcasing biotech tied farming futures. Attendees expect economic boost for hotels and restaurants as growers glimpse 21st century farming tech and wireless biotechnologies.
Residents Shoko Hirao and others express fear over a deadly Amagasaki rail disaster, while Enrique Moreno notes a belief in numbers behind events and Don Metch urges Texas lawmakers and hunters to tackle about 2 million feral hogs with decisive measures.
The Telegram requests letters be signed with writer address and phone, and says all letters will be confirmed before publication. Letters are subject to editing for libel and length, should be 500 words or less, and general thank you letters or non Narrative items may not be printed. Contact options include email, fax, phone, or mail to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
A fragment presents the First Amendment pledge detailing Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise of religion and covering freedom of speech press assembly and petition for grievances to the government.
Cal Thomas argues Republicans face a defining choice on confirming federal judges to restore constitutional balance. He contrasts past filibuster tactics, urges using power to fix a broken system, and cites Cheney support while urging GOP Senate action before the next elections.
A reader letter argues that Jesus taught love and tolerance but cites Bible verses to oppose gay marriage. The writer asserts Genesis creation, Moses law, and repentance with hell as outcomes, while defending Christian love and questioning fears of gays. The piece questions the impact of gay marriage on marriage and government policy.
The piece notes daily news fear surrounding homosexuality and crime, cites a PBS cartoon criticized by the Secretary of Education, reports Kansas approving a same sex marriage ban, and references constitutional limits on discrimination. It frames a political clash over tolerance and parental roles in education.
Michelle Bruck from Hutchinson honors Adell Harold, a longtime Finney County Public Library figure from the old downtown location. She recalls Harold’s patient helpfulness, research skill, and cheerful humor that aided generations of readers and researchers in Garden City.
A May 21 1931 snow event left four to six inches on northeast Finney County wheat. Lloyd Joyce photographed the scene with John and Cal Davis in the snow covered field. The moisture aided the crop and the back of the photo notes “A very good wheat crop. This is snow.” The rest surveys diverse topics from The Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts, a Berenstain Bears parenting book, Punky moms in Dallas, and golf legends linked to Taft.
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