Telegram People Informing People Dena Sattler
Dena Sattler profiles community voices and readers through the Telegram aimed at informing residents with local updates and upcoming events, highlighting engaging content and outreach across the paper’s audience.
Scott City bed tax clash with Lazy R Motel owner
Scott City Council backed raising the transient guest tax from 2 to 5 percent to fund tourism, a move opposed by Lazy R Motel owner Conrad Kough who gathered 175 signatures to put the issue to voters. A petition mix up delayed the effort and Kough urged better communication while noting the tax could generate about $16,500 annually. He criticized the tax committee’s all-council makeup and suggested including hospitality voices to boost tourism.
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Ada Beef
Conrad Kough
Scott City
Kough
Boyts family thanks community for support in difficult time
Phil and Rosemary Boyts express heartfelt gratitude for the kindness shown during a tough period. They acknowledge the Masons who organized a spaghetti benefit dinner, the Garden City High School Special Education Department, and the teachers, staff, and USD 457 students for prayers, thoughts, and donations.
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Phil Boyts
Masons
Garden City
Letters to the Editor Policy at Garden City Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number, subject to prepublication confirmation and editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. Forms, poems, complaints, or testimonials will not be printed. Contact details and address provided.
First Amendment text reference summary
The passage cites the First Amendment to the U S Constitution outlining protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. It defines that government shall not establish a state religion or impede free exercise nor abridge speech or press and protects peaceful assembly to seek redress.
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Boye
DeLay exits as House leadership signals shift
The Houston area congressman Donald DeLay resigns as House Majority Leader amid indictment on money laundering charges. He plans to seek re election, pursue a committee chair, and faces scrutiny over Abramoff links. Critics say his retreat weakens Republicans while supporters hail his impact on party unity.
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In DeLay
House
Houston
Abramoff
Delay
Newt Gingrich
Congress
Armpac
K-street
Washington
Frank Capra
Tom DeLay
Samuel Alito Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Washington and
Jefferson
Mark Alito
Sites and Scenes of History Tour by Cliff Hope
Former serviceman recounts a two week history tour of France Luxembourg Belgium and Germany led by Matterhorn Travel Service with 10 percent funded by Kansas residents. He visits Normandy beaches Eisenhower Headquarters Buchenwald Bastogne and Berlin noting cemeteries memorials and lessons from World War II and I. He reflects on veterans benefits and the cost of freedom.
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Megan
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Germany
Normandy
Berlin
Matterhorn Travel Service
Annapolis
Kansas State Historical Society Inc
Kansas
Paris
Eisenhower
Reims
Belleau Wood
Verdun
Bastogne
Ardennes Forest
Buchenwald
Weimar
Leipzig
Dresden
Torgau
Elbe
Potsdam
Truman
Churchill Atlee
Stalin
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin Wall
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Egypt
Britain
Big Ben
Eiffel Tower
David Perry
Tribune Media Services
Donald Kaul
Des Moines Register
MinutemanMedia.org
Minuteman Media Service
Dolores Hope Garden City Telegram
Cliff Hope
The
American Battle Monuments Commission
U.S
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Army of Occupation
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