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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 2008

Page

4

Center for Children and Families to open in Garden City

Finney County Health Coalition plans a Center for Children and Families in Garden City opening November at 310 E Walnut St in a St Catherine Hospital building. The center will offer parenting education life skills for youth exiting foster care and other resources plus a help desk site. Catholic Health Initiatives grants $200 985 to support the project.

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Obama acceptance speech frames 21st Century promise

Barack Obama accepts the Democratic presidential nomination calling the moment a chance to keep the American promise alive. Oprah Winfrey describes being moved by the speech. Michael Chertoff notes Gustav preparations differ from Katrina and highlight a new plan for Gulf Coast protection.

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The First Amendment Text and Core Provisions

The article presents the First Amendment provision barring laws that establish religion or prohibit free exercise. It protects freedom of speech and of the press the right to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances. It anchors fundamental rights in the U S Constitution.

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Promise and dream meet as Obama nears historic nomination

Leonard Pitts notes Martin Luther King Jr's insistence that America's founding promised unalienable rights to all and explores how Barack Obama’s rise tests that promise. He contrasts past doubts with current possibility, urging reappraisal of American ideals beyond race.

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Korea War Or Police Action Echoes Across History

Col. Daniel M. Smith argues Korea’s 1950s actions, later linked to civilian bombings at No Gun Ri, show how war labels shape policy. He compares UN authorized responses, preemption limits, and today’s Afghanistan air strikes to warn against conflating war with crime and mass civilian harm.

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Dave Sweley’s Tumbleweed Spirit Lights Garden City

Dennis Mesa honors Dave Sweley a selfless community figure behind Willow Tree and Tumbleweed festivals in Garden City Kansas. A longtime volunteer linked with Habitat for Humanity Southwest Arts and Humanities and United Way, Sweley fostered music storytelling and outreach while guiding Spirit of the Plains CASA. He is celebrated with his wife of 46 years, children Stephanie and Sean, and grandchildren as the city anticipates future festivals and enduring friendships.

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Telegram Letters Policy Admissions

The Telegram invites letters to the editor and may publish signed notes with writer contact details. All letters require confirmation before printing and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.

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