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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2002
Page
4
A Hays Daily News opinion notes western Kansas offers top wind energy potential with nine or ten developers scouting the state. It cites federal incentives, landowner gains leasing to turbines, and the Dodge City wind farm as signs that now is the moment to harvest wind energy amid a bleak wheat crop.
Two questions are posed with mixed wording and conflicting prompts. The respondent, Lark Speer, notes confusion and suggests rewording. The text critiques survey design and the persistence of the phrase under God in the country's founding.
The Ninth Circuit declared reciting the Pledge unconstitutional in public schools. The post questions whether the words under God violate the First Amendment and invites readers to vote yes or no while expressing strong opinions on faith and national origins.
A reader asks if the Independence Day attack threat was exaggerated by media or appropriate given the circumstances. The respondent disagrees, saying coverage was blown out of proportion, while others note uncertainty about balance.
A reader in Ellis County argues about the Republican gubernatorial primary and Dave Kerr’s western Kansas claim while criticizing state tax spending. He discusses school funding, ConAgra and IBP plants, debt reduction, and Finney County’s 9th grade center pool debate with a note on a proposed water slide and a $8 million high school cost comparison.
Letter writer argues against removing under God from the pledge and In God We Trust from coins, cites historic religious freedom, and urges the city commission to fix the Big Pool with minimal cost, suggesting an $8 million upgrade could fund a water park instead. Nancy Teetzen.
Democrats including Daschle Kerry Gore and Gephardt have stepped up criticism of the Bush administration s conduct of the war on terrorism while polls show primary voters favor scrutiny of policy. Analysts note primary dynamics push candidates to challenge the administration even as public support for the war remains strong.
The Kremlin retools parties to build a pro-Putin majority in the Duma while the Communist bloc loses chairmanships and power. Putin faces caution over the Soviet past, courting reform while leveraging old state practices. The Budanov case highlights ongoing state tolerance for authoritarian tools.
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