Telegram marks 1906 establishment milestone
The Telegram notes its 1906 origin as a historic milestone highlighting long‑standing local media service. Steve Delaney is cited as a key contact, reflecting ongoing community connection. The item emphasizes tradition, newsroom continuity, and the publication’s established presence in GCTelegram history.
Our View Questions Banda Payoffs Prompt City Action
The piece argues Garden City’s handling of two police cases shows a pattern of paying off potential problems while denying wrongdoing. It cites Banda and Wojdylak settlements, governance pushback, and calls for clearer disclosure, policy changes, and stronger public accountability to restore trust in the police department.
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Isabell Banda
Garden City
Stan Wojdylak
James Hawkins
Wojdylak
City Commission
Banda
Bob Halloran
Halloran
Commission
Navy machinist's mate heads for Middle East from San Diego
K C Lindberg expresses pride and worry as her 23 year old son ships out aboard a Navy vessel for the Middle East. Michael Guillen questions Raelian movement claims about a human clone, halting his DNA tests amid lack of sect cooperation. Steve Mariucci calls the playoff officiating error a summer in Giants lore and bums on the Giants.
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K.C. Lindberg
Navy
San Diego
Middle East
Clonard
Michael Guillen
Brigitte Boisselier
Clonaid
Caribbean
West Virginia
Boisselier
Rael
Claude Vorilhon
Space
Telegram seeks reader feedback from Garden City forum
The Telegram invites comments and letters to the editor by email or fax and provides mail and contact details for Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 with the editor’s extension and page reference.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Taxi Night in NYC A Father's Cab Adventure
A father rides shotgun with his son as they log a 12 hour shift among 12 000 cabs through New York City snow. They pick up fares to Lincoln Center Blimpies and Harlem McDonald s while sharing movie quotes and planning meals hours into the night. The trip ends with a quip about talking to me from the cab.
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New York City
Nyc
Newark Airport
New Jersey
Clark Gable
Lincoln Center For Performing Arts
Manhattan
McDonald's
McDonald’s
SWM
95Th
Amsterdam
Midtown
Golden Arches
125Th
Harlem
John Wayne
Battery Park
141St
Broadway
Central Park
Navigator
Robert DeNiro
GOP term limits rethink marks shift in House power
The 1994 GOP pledge to impose term limits faded as eight year limits on speakers are now challenged. Roy Blunt seeks to suspend speaker term limits, while Michigan Governor Engler notes drawbacks of term limits for veterans, budgets, and job-hunting lawmakers. The change reflects experience shaping governance and shows Republicans reassessing leadership constraints.
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Congress
GOP
Newt Gingrich
Dick Armey
House of Representatives
America
House
Tom DeLay
Texas
Roy Blunt
Missouri
Washington
Blunt
Michigan
John Engler
Engler
Detroit
Teachers’ Union
Dennis Hastert
Hastert
Florida
California
Poster child for a ban on human cloning
Ellen Goodman argues for a strict ban on human cloning after the Raelians publicized Eve, noting the hoax label, the history from Dolly to today, and the political stalemate over therapeutic versus reproductive cloning. She warns the Eve tale highlights the need for decisive action now.
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Rael
Steven Spielberg
Louise
Dolly
Eve
Bush
Cain
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Ellen Goodman
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