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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2004
Page
4
The piece argues Kerry is a sincere, humane candidate while warning campaigns will focus on wounds and funding smears. It praises Nickelodeon’s plan to go dark for three hours to urge kids to play outside, noting potential public benefits and possible publicity stunts.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email at editor gctelegram.com and by phone at 620 275 2704 or 620 276 6862 ext 201. Correspondence can be mailed to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Gar¢.
A public document recalls the First Amendment provision protecting religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition in the pursuit of redress. It emphasizes limitations on lawmaking that would infringe these core rights.
Boston fans see a lively scene as Teresa Heinz Kerry tells a reporter to shove it amid charges of un American traits fueling political discourse. The incident draws laughter and debate about civility as Bush counters with a first lady motive.
The piece argues that despite high global demand, coffee farmers retain little profit due to middlemen and corporate hoarding. It explains fair trade as a system guaranteeing $1.26 per pound for standard coffee and $1.41 for organic, with direct farmer ownership, preharvest credit up to 60 percent, environmental standards, and community investment, while noting consumer action can push outlets to stock fair trade coffee. Anna Beryozkina of WHY explains the stakes and calls for shopper questions to spur change.
The debate centers on causes of black poverty and the role of government in opportunity. Obama cites the GI Bill and FHA programs while Cosby argues against blaming individuals, highlighting racial wealth gaps, education, and employment disparities. The piece notes historical public investment and current inequality, with references to UFE's findings.
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