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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2004
Page
4
The piece argues for faster citizenship for immigrants serving in the U S military. It notes about 31 000 noncitizens serve, many overseas, and urges that eligibility start after basic training, removing bureaucratic delays that can extend to months or deny posthumous recognition. It calls for immediate paths to naturalization to honor service and sacrifice.
Quotes from President Bush in Canada defend Saddam removal and UN demands. Tom Ridge notes heightened security since earlier years. Sharon Rocha testifies about Laci Peterson case, describing her daughter’s loss and implications for the penalty phase against Scott Peterson.
Readable text lists two city and county administrative centers. Finney County Commission at 311 N Ninth St, Garden City KS 67846 and Garden City Commission at 301 N Eighth St.
Cal Thomas argues Democrats could leverage cases in Cupertino and Maryland where teachers or curricula are restrained from mentioning God in history. He cites Williams vs. the Cupertino school and Maryland officials who omit religious perspectives in Thanksgiving lessons. He warns of Islamist efforts to insert Islam into public school curricula and urges Democrats to oppose political correctness in history education.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email or phone at 275-2704 and by mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. The contact line includes an extension note and a second phone number 276-6862.
The text asserts foundational protections from government action including religion, speech, press, assembly and petition. It reads like a constitutional guarantee against establishment or interference with free exercise, with emphasis on redress of grievances through petition.
Columnist Donald Kaul argues recent sports fan violence reflects a long American pattern of brutality and public incivility. He cites the Detroit melee with an Indiana player, compares it to historical riots, and notes political figures’ coarse language as troubling signs of national character.
The excerpt discusses pronoun case in objects of prepositions, contractions, and common misplacements like there are versus there is. It surveys popular grammar books, word crazes, and a reflective anecdote about Capote and postwar literary culture, ending with a critique of modern publishing pressures.
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