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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2004
Page
4
President Bush visits St Louis and Tennessee for roundtable discussions on the No Child Left Behind Act. Critics fear funds will favor struggling students, while supporters insist on high standards. The events are framed as political window dressing with limited genuine discussion.
President Bush comments on Afghanistan's new constitution as a foundation for democratic institutions and inclusive governance. He says the framework will aid national elections and deter terror. In a separate note, Guangdong officials promise wildlife market closures and mass civet cat slaughter after SARS tests link viruses to animals.
Garden City and Finney County offices list addresses for the county commission and city commission. Administrative centers are noted at 311 N Ninth Street and 301 N Eighth Street in Garden City Kansas 67846.
The Telegram invites reader input by fax phone and online. It provides contact options and the Attn Editor address in Garden City Kansas for letters and feedback.
The fragment cites protections of religion and the free exercise thereof, and the prohibitions on abridging speech or press stating the right to assemble and petition the Government for redress of grievances. It references core constitutional guarantees within the First Amendment.
The piece argues that radical indigenous fundamentalism in Bolivia and neighboring nations threatens Latin America’s Western identity. It cites Evo Morales and Felipe Quispe’s calls, notes Cuba’s Castro and Chavez’s stance, and urges reaffirming Western roots through post Pinochet Chilean reforms and Montaner’s defense of Latin America’s Western civilization.
Mark Weisbrot of CEPR argues CAFTA will raise protectionism via drug patents, harm Central American growth, and lower U.S. wages. He notes NAFTA's limited gains in Mexico, cites slow per person income growth since 1994, and points to Costa Rica pulling out as the four-nation pact forms.
A collage of holiday vignettes from a Kansas town includes a self grown Charlie Brown style tree decked by neighbors, a multilingual Christmas greeting, perfume ad references, and a veteran pharmacist recounting postwar work. Other notes touch Urinetown the Broadway play, civic quips, and Generations United.
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