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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2004
Page
4
A brief notice notes the establishment of a news service in 1906 by TELEG and People Informing People. It highlights the telegram origin of the service and its aim to inform readers across communities. The phrasing preserves a historical newspaper tone and propriety.
The Bush Kerry presidential race centers on Vietnam era actions. Critics attack Kerry’s war record while he touts Bronze Star and Purple Hearts. Voters may favor focus on health care education and jobs over old combat days.
Jerry Fowler of the U S Holocaust Memorial Museum says genocide label fits Darfur crisis while U S Bureau of Reclamation spokesman Bob Walsh warns Lake Powell low water reveals long hidden objects. Florida orange grower Roger Conley surveys groves wrecked by Hurricane Charley and jokes about needing Pepto Bismol.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email at editor gctelegram.com by fax and mail. Provide responses to Beagen at extension 201, or write to 310 N Seventh St Garden. The notice lists channels for correspondence and submission methods.
A fragment notes the First Amendment limits on government action protecting religious establishment freedom of worship and the right to peaceful assembly and petition. It highlights core constitutional protections for speech press and civic participation.
Harris News Service columnist Burdett Loomis surveys Kansas politics since 1978, noting a shift from moderate Republican influence toward social conservative dominance. He cites gubernatorial races, party leadership, and education policy, arguing moderates face dwindling power and must craft strong leadership to avoid extinction.
The Venezuelan recall vote produced a 58 percent to 42 percent result that supporters hail as legitimate while opponents call it a fraud. International observers found no evidence of illegitimacy, but critics urge a recount of paper receipts from the automated voting system to confirm the outcome.
A Garden City alumna Mary Hamman, longtime columnist and email contributor, died this month. The piece recalls her civic work, family ties to Garden City and the 1970s-80s memories, including her last email about Ray Charles. Also mentions local humor, comics rankings, and a dog related August sale in Topeka.
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