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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2004
Page
4
Leonard Pitts reflects on Bill Cosbys remarks about black youth and white opinion, arguing the real issue is deeper racism and self-critique. He notes Cosbys tired frustration mirrors broader fatigue with racial double standards and calls for honest, human accountability.
In southwest Kansas residents question Garden City Community College water use as rainy-day sprinkler concerns rise. GCCC works on timed controls for a 63 acre campus while voters weigh the Front Door Project adding classrooms and student services. The Sept. 21 vote faces lukewarm faculty sentiment and public skepticism amid tax concerns.
Residents note watering waste across Garden City. Sprinklers run in rain, and streets receive more irrigation than lawns. Citizens urge conserve water, stressing value amid drought and local supply limits.
The Telegram invites reader input via email fax or phone and provides a mailing address for Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City 067846. Call ext 201 for feedback or inquiries.
The text asserts that Congress shall make no law establishing religion or restricting free exercise, nor abridging freedom of speech or press, and reserves the people’s right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
A reader argues against eating restrictions for Finney County EMS when approving a new ambulance, praising EMS crews for 24 hour shifts and community service. The letter also corrects July 2 Telegram reporting on Garden City Community College, asserting mill levy history, Front Door Project details, tax stance, and economic impact, with Steve Quakenbush cited as GCCC director of information services.
This retrospective piece recalls 1986 Mount Pleasant Iowa mayoral shooting and the rise of Tom Vilsack to Iowa governor. It contrasts Vilsack as a potential Kerry running mate with Edwards and Gephardt, noting public appeal, political risks, and the tabloid hair joke. It ends with Vilsack as a possible cabinet pick.
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