Blood drives urged to boost scarce supply in region
Our View urges local support as blood supplies dip to a half day in the Kansas region. The American Red Cross promotes a High School Reunion Blood Drive at Garden City United Methodist Church and a bloodmobile visit in Deerfield with May and August dates. Donors 17 or older, 110 pounds, in good health, can give about one hour of time to save a life.
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Election year voices and travel notes linger in quotes
Quotes from Shannon Clark aboard USS Vella Gulf reflecting longing for dry ground. Linda Ronstadt defends Fahrenheit 9/11 amid concert backlash. Greyhound plans to cut service in much of North Dakota, prompting travel concerns.
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Telegram invites reader feedback and mailing details
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email or phone and provides mailing addresses and editor contact information. The notice lists the editor, extension numbers, and the Garden City Kansas mailing address for submissions and letters to the editor.
First Amendment Preamble Quoted Text Surface
The fragment presents a partial line from the First Amendment stating Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise, or abridging speech or press, or the right to assemble and petition. The readable portion preserves core rights though truncated.
Zoellick as WTO myth busting god of global farming
Alan Guebert mocks US trade envoy Robert Zoellick and WTO group dynamics in a brisk column. He labels the G-5 as a composed global bloc and contrasts it with the G-20 and G-90, arguing powerful nations push farm agendas while rivals seek change. The piece ends with a jab about the Doha Round and a 15 year phase in for US farming freedom.
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Undecided Voter Seeks Balance Between Bush And Kerry
An opinion piece by Kathleen Parker analyzes the polarized U S political climate post 9 11. It reflects on independent voters caught between Bush and Kerry, the dangers of partisan zeal, and the desire for measured discourse over red team rhetoric.
Voters urged to oppose Aug 3 sales tax plan in Dodge City
E Edward Brown of Garden City urges rejecting the city sales tax proposal and calls for more taxpayer oversight of city spending. He argues some road projects are unnecessary now and warns against shifting the tax burden from property owners. He endorses Ward E Loyd for legislative posts.
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