Telegram Reports Community News From 1906 Onward
A historic note from the Telegram highlights its establishment in 1906 and its mission of informing people. The paper emphasizes serving readers with local updates, community notices, and weather and events coverage through the modern digital platform gctelegram.com.
Guardian praise and Pakistan Kashmir cease-fire review
The Guardian lauds Donald Rumsfeld for clear English while Khaleej Times questions Pakistan India cease-fire prospects. The Star and Asahi Shimbun flag HIV AIDS drug plans and US trade barriers as risks to policy goals in South Africa and global markets.
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the Guardian
London
Donald Rumsfeld
US Defense Secretary
Mr. Rumsfeld
Cambridge
U.S. Air Force
Treasury Tax Law
Khaleej Times
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Pakistan
Eid Al-Fitr
India
Hizbul Mujahedin
Kashmir
Hizbul
the Star
Johannesburg
South Africa
Soul City
loveLife
Telegram editor invites reader feedback at Garden City address
The Telegram invites responses from readers via email to gctelegram.com or by mail to Attn. Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Readers are encouraged to share opinions and letters to the editor for publication consideration.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment text cited as guiding principle
A concise statement of the First Amendment limits on Congress prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights to seek redress of grievances.
Nobody asked us to have these children a focus on child care culture
Ellen Goodman argues that American politics overlook child care as a common good. She notes mothers blame personal responsibility for caregiving while Medicare drug costs dominate debate. She urges shifting public dialogue to early education and universal preschool, urging a national mirror for child raising as shared responsibility.
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Congress
Belle Sawhill
Brookings Institution
Kathy Rodgers
NOW Ldeef
Arnold Schwarzenegger
California
Joe Lieberman
Wesley Clark
Universal
Free trade and farms clash in FTAA debate
Mark Ritchie, president of the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy in Minneapolis, argues that the Bush administration’s push to eliminate tariffs at FTAA overlooks farm communities in the United States and Latin America. He traces trade policy from Havana 1947 ITO aims to today, urging balance between supply and demand and protection against dumping and predatory practices.
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Miami
U.S
Robert Zoellick
Carolinas
FTAA
World Trade Organization
WTO
Cancun
NAFTA
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Havana
International Trade Organization
ITO
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Florida
Brazil
United States
Mexico
Barbados
Mark Ritchie
The
Institute For Agriculture and Trade Policy
Minneapolis, Minn
Behind the Pen How a Garden City Reporter Sees Her Role
Staff writer Gwen Tietgen explains the purpose of her Friday column Behind the pen. She describes writing to reveal city and county government, court, and community issues through readers eyes and defends the reporter role from stereotypes.
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Paul Harvey
Gwen
Garden City
Kansas
Superman
Lois Lane
Mr. Felony
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Ellen Goodman
Washington Post
Ellengoodman
Globe.com
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Gwen Tietgen
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