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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2005
Page
4
Oklahoma enacts an anti meth law placing pseudoephedrine products behind counters with ID and pharmacist dispensing. After ten months meth lab arrests and seizures drop sharply. Kansas considers similar rules while some firms develop pseudoephedrine free products. Strong law changes urged to curb cross border drug theft and meth manufacturing.
The president says he is not running again and urges momentum to complete tasks before public perception shifts. The Rev. Jesse Jackson criticizes relying on praise instead of enforcing civil rights laws. John Rogers warns locals about avalanche dangers and risky behavior in snowy areas.
The correspondence destination is the Finney County Commission County Administrative Center located at 311 N Ninth St in Garden City Kansas 67846. Public records show this address as the county government’s main administrative office.
Garden City officials designate the City Administrative Center located at 301 N Eighth St as the central hub for municipal operations and public outreach. The move consolidates departments and seeks streamlined services for residents and businesses.
The Telegram invites comments by email at editor@getelegram.com by fax at 620 275 2704 or by mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh Street Garden City Kansas 67846 Readers are encouraged to share opinions on local issues and content.
The First Amendment prohibits laws respecting an establishment of religion and protects free exercise of religion freedom of speech and press and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances, establishing core civil liberties.
Former Mississippi governor William F Winter champions racial reconciliation and education reform. A University of Mississippi institute, led by Winter and Susan Glisson, coordinates a Philadelphia coalition that spurredjustice calls, indictments of Killen, and plans a civil rights curriculum and statewide teacher conference.
Ellen Goodman argues the White House uses a bilingual divide to split older and younger Americans over privatizing Social Security. She notes polls show under 30 favor privatization while two thirds of seniors see no change or oppose it, urging preservation of family bonds and long-term security.
The 2005 Kansas legislative session opens amid Republican infighting over leadership and committee posts. With a April 12 court deadline to fix K-12 funding and debates over a gay marriage ban, lawmakers focus on fights rather than solutions. Gov. Sebelius proposes minimal education funding changes, while Senate Republicans prepare a health care plan to counter her proposals.
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