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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2004
Page
4
Established in 1906 the CantEK Telegram reports on local life as residents crowd the streets seeking news and updates from the gctelegram.com site. The paper emphasizes its long tradition and ongoing coverage.
Ortamscan reports Arden City Community College plans a $3.12 million Front Door expansion funded by certificates of participation. Estimates now range from $3.23 to $3.83 million as the Board of Trustees weighs design options with architects to meet goals and stay within budget while preventing voter pushback on taxpayer funded improvements.
Betty Fercking thanks the unknown woman who found and returned her husband’s wallet with all contents to customer service at Wal-Mart on November 26. The act enables their family to enjoy Christmas lights early, preserving their faith in people's kindness.
Gary Fuller proposes a plan to align city employee pay scale and health insurance premiums with county levels, aiming to reduce the mill levy by five mills. Harold Starr supports the idea as fair and fiscally responsible.
Roger Hernandez weighs competing exit poll claims on Hispanic voting, criticizing the Velasquez Institute and Steve Sailer. He cites the NCLR analysis suggesting a rightward shift in Hispanic support for Republicans while warning against xenophobic stances.
Readers are invited to send feedback via editor email or phone. Correspondence may be addressed to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
A reproduction of the First Amendment text includes the clause preventing establishment of religion, prohibiting free exercise restrictions, and ensuring free speech press assembly and petition. The item emphasizes constitutional rights in a legal or educational context.
The Children's Health Insurance Program funds reverted to the Treasury in 2004 amid a broader critique of budget policy. The Children’s Defense Fund coalition urges immediate action to restore SCHIP, warning that millions of children could lose coverage and child poverty may rise. Marian Wright Edelman of the fund advocates for justice for the poor and for continued support for children's health programs.
The New York Times Book Review offers a five page reassessment by Daniel Mendelsohn, noting two Capote volumes for Christmas. He argues the works shed light on Capote’s gift and failure, calling him a limited world despite brilliance, with “In Cold Blood” standing as a possible classic.
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