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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2004
Page
4
Kansas lawmakers restricted use of Social Security numbers on driver licenses and state IDs to curb identity theft. The new policy starts July 1, requiring renewals to follow the rule. numbers still reside in state records but do not appear on cards, urging Kansans to update their licenses proactively to minimize theft risk.
Pollster Frank Luntz touts Senator John Edwards as a strong debater who could energize the Democratic convention while the RNC labels him an inexperienced liberal. In Galway Ireland, a pub owner recounts reopening to invite back smoking customers despite a national ban.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email or phone and directs submissions to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846. Readers are encouraged to send comments to Ext 201 or via provided contact channels for publication consideration.
The passage outlines the core freedoms: religion establishment prohibition, free exercise protection, free speech and press rights, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress. It frames limits on government action while safeguarding civil liberties central to democratic society.
A July 7 Cato Institute study cites federal education spending rising from 1965 to 2002 while math and reading scores, graduation rates, and program results remain flat. It argues state and local control should be restored, criticizing programs like No Child Left Behind and federal overreach.
A reader reviews Fahrenheit 9 11 as a provocative, balanced critique of George W. Bush, noting its impact and public reactions from Brooks to Cohen. The piece also covers Dick Cheney’s Senate outburst and the political firestorm around Halliburton contracts, ending with Kaul’s Washington perspective.
A reflection on war's toll since Sept 11 2001 contrasts peace efforts by Nonviolent Peaceforce with Human Rights Watch figures, noting 3 million Congolese dead and 50 000 displaced, 300 000 child combatants, and global human rights abuses. It cites pacifist Rita Corbin and discusses intergenerational duty and moral works amid conflict.
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