Our View Wish List for 2004 in Finney County
Our View highlights a cautious hope for 2004 with assurances that the mad cow scare will fade, Kansas beef remains unaffected, and Finney County endures past ConAgra job losses. It lauds United Way campaigns led by Margaret Anderson and volunteers, notes charity resilience, urges calmer fund drives, and calls for lively yet responsible local debate and elected officials who fund core services. It also criticizes a recent decision to pay workers for not working.
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Quote snippets mix politics and war talk in short remarks
A compiled set of controversial quotes features FDR Commissioner Mark McClellan on ephedra and fitness, Captain Mitch Carlisle urging uniforms for troops in Tikrit, James Comey praising Patrick Fitzgerald amid a CIA leak probe, and Svetlana Ponochevnaya planning a Moscow New Year party at five hundred dollars a ticket.
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Svetlana Ponochevnaya
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Telegram asks readers for feedback and contact details
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email, fax, or phone and provides mailing details to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for submissions.
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Garden City
Dean's Jesus talk stirs faith and politics in campaign
The piece questions Howard Dean's pledge of belief in Jesus Christ and plans to weave religious references into his southern campaign. It notes Dean's Congregationalist background, his Jewish family, and contrasts with Clinton and Gore's religious rhetoric, urging scrutiny of sincerity versus opportunism. It closes by lampooning Dean’s expected pandering to diverse regions and audiences.
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Turning Point Not Yet Reached for American Agriculture
The 2003 outlook shows higher farm income and exports but heavy government payments and rising input costs. USDA forecasts net farm income at 55.8 billion, aided by 8.7 billion in government checks. Exports depend on China, while the US trade deficit deepened to 413 billion in the first nine months of 2003. A make-or-break 2004 remains for farm policy and trade.
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New Year Greetings Spread Wide in 2004 Cheers
A year end column offers broad New Year wishes to readers, named individuals, families, and community groups from southwest Kansas. It extends greetings to journalists, advertisers, and various townspeople, with hopeful notes for 2004 and a light jab at modern email.
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