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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2003
Page
4
The editorial argues that 19 of 68 Holcomb USD 363 teachers face the districts turn-around list under No Child Left Behind. It says the politically driven threshold risks student harm by pushing funds loss and forcing focus on underachievers, potentially dumbing down education and neglecting motivated students.
Quotes show Brzezinski critiquing a Pentagon policy barring firms from nations opposing the Iraq war from postwar reconstruction contracts. A Iowa labor spokesman questions Gore's endorsement impact on union voters. A Nixon archival remark depicts Reagan as an uncomfortable figure in a newly released tape.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email fax and phone. It lists contact details for the Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and provides extension 201 and a general number 276-6862.
The session records the core pledge of rights under the First Amendment, prohibiting government establishment of religion and restricting abridgement of free speech press and assembly, with the right to petition.
Alan Guebert recalls Decembers on a southern Illinois dairy farm where cold cows and cold hands defined winter. Jackie and Howard endure harsh weather, fathers’ frostbitten days fuel hardy jokes, and a heated cab marks pragmatic warmth. Family rituals, book-keeping, and card games warm long afternoons as memories endure.
Kathie Parker reflects on Dr. W Howard Dean addressing a black church in Columbia South Carolina with civil rights history references and Rep Jesse Jackson Jr guiding voter registration. She notes a Southern white audience, a cautious Southern strategy, and Dean's call for a new politics that avoids pandering to prejudice while acknowledging race and economics.
Jim Scharplaz of Ottawa County argues that modern agriculture relies on GM crops and herbicides to produce weed free fields, fueling corporate control and loss of farming craft. He cites four firms dominating grain exports, high retail share, and lobbying to shape policy, warning that industrialization risks food security and farmer independence.
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