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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2003
Page
4
A brief feature highlights the 1906 founding era of Paril farming community as chronicled by the Telegram edition. It notes notable figures and early agricultural effort in the region. The piece reflects local historical interest and ties to Delaney familial records.
Our View urges Miller to overhaul the Kansas Department of Transportation. It cites past resistance to public access, open meetings, and safety disclosures. The editorial notes a $13 billion transportation program may be trimmed but stresses citizen trust is essential and leadership must end indifference.
A Garden City community letter praises St Mary School for Catholic Schools Week celebrating two schools, fifth and soon sixth grade, with students Megan and Laura. It highlights caring teachers, principal leadership, service projects for overseas service members, local volunteer appearances, and calls for parental involvement and faith in daily schooling.
A collage of quotes covers Kinsey Institute criticism of moral decline in America on Kinsey’s anniversary. A Buxton shopowner describes a beachfront blizzard amid 40 mph winds. A Texas prosecutor discusses racial divides tied to a PBS documentary about Jasper. A guitarist from Country Fever comments on drumming talent.
The Telegram invites reader input via email editor dhogram by fax 275 2704 or phone 620 276 6862 Ext 201. Mail to Atmn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
University of Kansas political science professor Burdett Loomis notes President George W. Bush pursues bold, simple ideas across tax cuts, energy, security, and faith-based policy. Loomis argues the post 9 11 popularity gives him room to push controversial changes and questions whether open debate exists.
Isabel Archilla a fifth grader writes how her Catholic education shapes self discipline friendships and future career She credits St Dominic with strengthening math prayer study habits and confidence and notes kind supportive classmates She plans to continue helping others and values mass lessons during music class and the unity of her school community
BEN and KATIE CEDILLO praise St Mary School in Garden City for a community oriented week. Students collect items for local organizations and prepare care packages for overseas servicemen and women as part of the Making a World of Difference theme.
Brandon and Brittany Barrett thank teachers staff and parents for Catholic Schools Week January 31 theme Making a World of Difference. They credit St Dominic School with forming their education and moral values and note the value of public prayer in schools.
A reader objects to a published opinion on issuing driver licenses to undocumented immigrants. He argues immigrants here unlawfully are not entitled to privileges, notes false Social Security cards used for employment, and calls for enforcement of immigration and employment laws. He identifies as Mexican American and cites legal hurdles faced by those who are here legally.
A column debates Kansas considering English as the official state language. It highlights multiple dialects and languages spoken in Kansas, cites U S English, Inc., and questions the impact on bilingual ballots, schools, and public life. The piece ends with a call to resist the measure with a farewell in several languages.
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