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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2004
Page
4
An ad-like snippet cites established 1906 and the phrase People Informing People, followed by a truncated web address gctelegram.com. The fragment seems promotional with minimal readable context and no clear event or person.
Illinois launches an interstate program to let residents buy cheaper prescription drugs from Europe and Canada. The plan, though blocked by a federal ban, aims to save Illinoisans 25 to 50 percent and taps foreign pharmacies under state supervision.
Rep Tom Feeney notes concerns about theft of price protections while cautions against disincentives for service workers after Hurricane Charley. Hideaki Okuzawa recalls a rat in a vending machine raising anxiety about urban infestations. Kaitlin Sandeno describes the U S gold medal swim and world record in the 800 free final leg.
The notice provides contact details for reader feedback including editor extension numbers and a mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for the Pulse Rendered The Telegram.
The amendment bans establishment of religion and protects free exercise. It also safeguards free speech and press, and the right to assemble peacefully and petition the government for grievances.
The Farm Credit System faces a pivotal sale as Credit Services of America’s Omaha unit agrees to be bought by Rabobank for 600 million dollars. Key figures Cor Brockhouse and Jack Webster defend the deal amid concerns over its impact on system-wide lenders and FCA oversight. The exit fee and unallocated reserves fuel debate on shareholder value and overall ag lending competition.
The column argues McGreevey's resignation stems from betraying voters and misusing public funds for his lover, not his sexual orientation. It criticizes partisan sympathy and notes the scandal's political impact, stressing accountability over identity politics. The piece cites Golan Cipel, 9/11 losses in New Jersey, and comparisons to other officials.
A Kansan responds to the Aug 10 editorial Creating Conflict arguing that teaching creation alongside evolution is not anti science. He cites Galileo Kepler and Newton as Christians, notes some church members resisted science, and contends evolution remains a theory needing more evidence. He urges continued scientific inquiry and recognition of creation scientists.
A letter writer praises William Iwert for urging a Crist write in the general election over Ward Loyd, arguing Loyd lacks pro family stands and opposition to abortion and pornography. The writer notes Crist could gain Democratic pro family votes and urges readers to support the write in. A second writer, Jim McAllaster, clarifies his identity and endorses the Front Door Project at Garden City Community College, believing it will aid the college and Finney County taxpayers.
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