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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2003
Page
4
The piece weighs the president's State of the Union emphasis on war with Iraq against a bold push for hydrogen powered cars. It likens the challenge to Kennedy's moon goal, notes public funding could follow, and critiques cautious political rhetoric while endorsing bold innovation as a civic duty.
The piece argues Washington leaders praise front line troops while underfunding them, noting infantry are cash poor and ill equipped. It cites GIs in Afghanistan buying basics, cites billions wasted on high tech contractors, and highlights a $690 million F-22 overrun that could fund boots and gear for 87,000 troops. Radio host Jim Hightower is named as commentator.
Forum editor contact details provided for the Garden City Telegram area. Address listed as 310 North th Street Garden City KS 67846 with phone extension 201 and line 020 275 2704 for Attn Editor inquiries.
New York City attorney Lewis argues in a Telegram op-ed that the Bush administration must act against Saddam Hussein now, citing decades of aggression and WMD evidence. He contrasts appeasement history with current threats and urges decisive intervention with European leaders backing action.
Ken Rishel and other Garden City residents attack the school board for anti citizen bias and conflict of interest concerning superintendent hiring. They claim the board favors administration over voters, cite high spending on architects and spin doctors, and note lack of candidate outreach. Rishel, a board candidate, urges community action and accountability before approving a high salary.
The Pat Fishback seeks memories of Alta Brown the school namesake for an upcoming May open house. Readers with recollections should send information to 411 Hudson Garden City KS 67846. KHMS SADD program thanks Hanna's Corner for a smoke free Sunday family time and notes a state grant supports tobacco policy efforts.
A Kansas discussion argues against replacing newspaper notices with government web postings. Hearings set next week on the measure. The piece warns of diminished local connection, loss of independent scrutiny, and potential legal risks, urging continued newspaper publication alongside online options.
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