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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 2006

Page

4

Our View on Smoking Bans and Public Health

Lea Clark of the Finney County Health Coalition urges Garden City to consider a public smoking ban, noting shifts in social norms and citing Surgeon General Carmona on the dangers of secondhand smoke. The piece argues bans protect workers and expand smoke-free public spaces as culture changes nationwide.

Clark Finney County Health Coalition Garden City Commission Kansas Garden City Richard Carmona Carmona

Garden City Official Bodies List In Finney County

A compact listing details key local government entities including Midsteel Reels Garden City Commission at 301 N Eighth Street Garden City Kansas 67846 and Finney County Commission at 311 N Ninth Street along with USD 457 Board of Education 1205 Fleming Street Garden City Community College Board of Trustees 801 Campus Drive Holcomb City Council 200 N Lynch Street Holcomb Kansas 67851.

Finney County Commission Ninth St Garden City Usd Board of Education Fleming St Garden City Community College Board of Trustees

Telegram letters policy and contact details

The Telegram states letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.

First Amendment Establishment Clause and Free Speech Rights

The First Amendment limits government actions on religion and supports free press and speech. It protects peaceful assembly and the right to petition for redress of grievances.

What would $300000 buy educators in normal places

Leonard Pitts argues Miami school board wastes 300000 fighting a banned children's book. He contrasts teachers in Los Angeles and Chicago proposing constructive uses like aides and incentives with Miami’s plan to fight a lawsuit, noting legal costs and civil liberties concerns. He calls for civics seminars for lawmakers.

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Elusive unity plan for Iraq draws cautious critique

Iraqi novelist Sinan Antoon argues the Biden Gelb idea to split Iraq into ethnic autonomous regions would mirror and worsen U S sectarian policy, risking three rival states and ethnic cleansing. He urges unity through sovereignty and a clear U S withdrawal.

Iraq Bush Joseph Biden Baghdad Biden Gelb Saddam Hussein U.S Coalition Provisional Authority United States Paul Bremer CPA Muqtada al- Sadr Bosnia Washington

Garden City smoking ban debate voiced by Out-of-towner

Jeff Williams of Overland Park voices strong opposition to a Garden City City Commission consideration of a smoking ban. He attacks anti smoking advocates as zealots and accuses agencies like the American Cancer Society and American Lung Association of junk science and activism. He argues personal freedoms and criticizes politicians and polls supporting bans.

Garden City United States American Cancer Society American Lung Association Colorado American Legion VFW Jeff Williams Overland Park

Nation stands as one on Independence Day in Stevens Park

In Stevens Park the Garden City Municipal Band played the national anthem as red white and blue banners hung along Main Street. The message celebrates immigration’s role in building the nation and opposes border sealing, urging unity and fair laws for citizenship family reunification and hard work, signed Sister Janice Thome, OSF.

Stevens Park Garden City Main Street United States United States of America Janice Thome

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Lea Clark Eighth St Holcomb City N. Lynch St. Holcomb Doonesbury Reemee Ly N. Seventh St Ban South Florida Leonard Pitts The Spitts Herald.com Sinan Antoon Gallatin School of New York University Middle East Report Middle East Research and Information Project Merip MinutemanMedia.org
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