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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2003
Page
4
The piece argues Saddam Hussein's capture offers limited relief amid Iraq's security crisis and regional tensions. It contrasts EU cohesion and governance debates with Britain and the United States facing political strain, urging a fair, international trial to legitimize justice without exploiting vengeance.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email or mail. Messages may be sent to Attn Felitoy Ext. 201, or to editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Include a contact number if possible.
A partial excerpt of the First Amendment language appears, mentioning freedom of religion speech press and the right to assemble and petition. The carved fragment lacks context, attribution, and surrounding article content.
Ellen Goodman reflects on the Iraq war arc from Saddam Hussein's capture to his looming trial. She notes the mismatch between pre emptive war aims and human rights rhetoric, the political use of fear, and the shifting narrative as unified sentiment surfaces despite diverse opposition.
Three simple resolutions for a healthier year focus on organic foods purchasing less toxic products and neighbor barter. Organic choices support family farms and the environment while low-VOC paints biodegradable cleaners and natural personal care products reduce health risks.
A Garden City High School senior showcase, the Buff Project, featured about 190 students presenting diverse life skill oriented topics. Highlights included a student researching pediatric versus obstetric nursing, another studying oxygen use at home, and a girl volunteering as a Big Brothers Big Sisters big sister, reflecting community focus and practical learning.
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