Fireworks safety and laws for Fourth of July in Garden City
Our View urges safe, lawful fireworks use ahead of July fourth celebrations in Garden City and surrounding Kansas counties. Officials warn against illegal devices and discharging during the city show at the 31 Building parking lot after 9:30 p.m. The piece emphasizes professional aerial displays, adult supervision for sparkers, and the goal of a festive yet safe Independence Day.
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Garden City
Safe Kids USA
America
Richardson criticizes Bush administration over law and impunity
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson denounces the administration for contempt of the law and potential blanket immunity. He questions whether the president will commute sentences only for officials protecting Bush and Cheney or for others who obstructed justice and lied to grand juries.
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Bush
Cheney
New Mexico
Bill Richardson
Telegram letters to editor policy notice
The Telegram publishes signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and edited for libel and length. Letters should stay under 500 words. General thank you notes are allowed. form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact via email or phone or mail at the Garden City Kansas address.
Caesar Titan Nongress Rights Statement
A condensed civil rights pledge notes that Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting its free exercise, nor abridge freedom of speech or the press. It also protects the people's right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Supreme Court opens new loophole in campaign finance law
David Broder argues the Wisconsin Right to Life v FEC ruling lets corporations and unions flood elections with ads. He notes the 5 to 4 decision by Chief Justice Roberts challenges reformers and suggests two paths forward: constitutional amendment or public financing to balance outside voices with voter access.
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Supreme Court
Wisconsin Right To Life
Federal Election Commission
John Roberts
Herb Kohn
Russ Feingold
Senate
Bush
Feingold
John McCain
Wisconsin
Right To Life
Roberts
Reform Institute
Matt Notowidigdo
the Times
McCain-Feingold
Congress
English First: A Letter on Language and Jobs in Garden City
A writer argues that in Garden City job access favors Spanish speakers, contending Americans should not fund language training for immigrants. They insist English be upheld, allege bias against English speakers, and urge immigrants to learn English without relying on translators or bilingual jobs. The letter targets Angelica Castillo-Hahn and calls for stricter English language expectations for newcomers.
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Angelica Castillo-Hahn
Garden City
America
Angelica
Mexico
Reading service thanks Garden City Telegram for donation
Audio Reader Network in Kansas expresses gratitude to The Garden City Telegram for donating a newspaper subscription read on air. The program broadcasts weekdays 2 to 4 pm reading local papers for readers with vision impairment, including The Garden City Telegram and Dodge City Daily Globe.
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udio-Reader Network
Kansas
Garden City
Garden City Telegram
High Plains Public Radio 91.1
FROM REPUBLIC TO EMPIRE AIDES TO ROOSEVELTS AND MODERN LEADERS
Roosevelt attended a British royal funeral and declined a gilded carriage saying it would be inappropriate for a republic head. He preferred to walk. Roosevelt also recounted favorite lunches, a 1933 Miami assassination attempt he witnessed, and mayoral heroism. He critiqued modern politicians, praised Eisenhower, and discussed character. The piece ends with a question on distinguishing good from bad in leaders.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Pine Mountains
Miami
Chicago
Secret Service
Harry Truman
Washington
Missouri
Truman
Diana
Westminster Cathedral
George W. Bush
British Isles
Air Force
Dwight Eisenhower
John F Kennedy
Viktor Frankl
To Charley Reese at Orlando P O Box 2446 32802
The note requests mailing correspondence to Charley Reese at the Orlando postal box 2446 in Florida. The address is provided for future mails and deliveries. No additional context or details are included.
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Charley Reese
P.O. Box
Orlando
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