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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2005
Page
4
Editorial urges removing junk foods from public school vending machines while noting revenue concerns and the need to protect health. It says changes won’t be immediate and should not affect concessions at events, but schools should curb easy access to unhealthy snacks as soon as possible.
John Gattorn, overseeing 500 workers for Iraqi election work in Michigan, says a three week setup window is unprecedented while thousands of Iraqis are expected to register and vote. Dr Claudia Lodesani cites the tsunami’s destruction of homes and ongoing patient displacement in Indonesia. Leroy Chiao recounts a spacewalk with Salizhan Sharipov to repair station equipment.
Garden City government and school district contacts include the City Administrative Center at 301 N Eighth St and the USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St. Phone numbers are 620 275 5100 and 620 276 7611 respectively with faxes 620 276 5220 and 620 276 9573. Also listed is Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Drive with main number 620 276 7611 and fax 620 276 9573.
The piece traces how freedom has shaped U S policy from Kennedy to Bush, arguing for exporting liberty to curb global threats. It cites Reagan and Bush quotes, notes criticisms of imperialism, mentions Saudi Arabia Iran China and quotes Bush on liberty as universal. It also touches on a PERSONAL note disputing a supposed NYT CBS collaboration about Bush National Guard records.
This excerpt features sharp critique of a $40 million inauguration amid Iraq troop dangers, praising the president while mocking Democrats. It links money in politics to policy outcomes, notes profligate influence of defense, oil, and pharmaceutical industries, and jokes about a consulting firm and paid columns. It ends with a nod to Donald Kaul and MinutemanMedia.org.
The Telegram lists contact options for reader input including email fax and phone numbers. Letters should be addressed to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and include response details.
The passage recites the First Amendment pledge on religion and press rights. It lists establishment, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition clauses as protections or prohibitions. The phrasing emphasizes constitutional limits on government action regarding religion and civil liberties.
A column proposes a Books Etc slug for newspaper copy and reviews several books. Thomas Frank s What s the Matter With Kansas discusses Kansans voting Republican against economic interests. Loop Group by Larry McMurtry is praised for humor and aging friendship. Born Fighting by James Webb highlights Scots Irish history. The New York Times Book Review s 10 best books of 2004 are listed with fiction and nonfiction picks.
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