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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2004
Page
4
A brief note recalls the telegram service focusing on community connectedness and the founding date of the information network. It highlights the aim of sharing news to inform people and sustain public discourse. The message emphasizes historical roots and the value of timely communication.
Garden City crime report notes theft rises during holidays as gifts left in cars invite thieves. Local law measures widen felony charges for repeat offenses, while economic strain drives some to steal to support families. Community groups like Emmaus House and the Salvation Army bolster aid amid shortages.
A compilation of sharp lines from leaders and analysts. President Bush warns about released Guantanamo prisoners, Yushchenko accuses Yanukovych of stealing votes, Yanukovych counters in a political clash, and Peter Orszag critiques Social Security funding with a car analogy.
The Telegram invites feedback via email fax or phone to the editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas or at the listed email address the message shows the paper’s contact options for readers in Kansas.
The excerpt presents the First Amendment provision prohibiting government establishment of religion and ensuring free exercise and rights to speech press assembly and petition. It outlines core protections and expresses limits on governmental action regarding religious establishment and civil liberties.
Senate Foreign Relations chair Richard Lugar urged diplomacy as the main tool to meet global challenges. He stressed the need for multilateral support in Iraq Afghanistan Iran North Korea and the broader Middle East while noting public reluctance for further costly conflicts. He cited Foreign Affairs editor Gaddis on preemption and urged careful diplomacy led by Condoleezza Rice and the State Department through Senate hearings.
Duane West writes as Garden City resident and former mayor praising the neighborhood luminaria project along with festive displays downtown in Stevens Park and Main Street. He thanks Leon for years of lighting efforts on Janice Lane, notes Tuba Christmas on Grant Avenue and urges support for local agencies aiding the needy during the season.
The writer reflects on holiday shopping habits growing from after Thanksgiving to Christmas. He values last minute motivation and the adrenaline of buying for about 20 people with roughly 20 days to spare, noting cybershopping as a growing, time saving option. Managing Editor Brett Riggs signs off with contact.
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