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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2005
Page
4
A column argues that drivers on cell phones four times more likely to wreck, urging calls wait or move to a parking area. It cautions sirens may be slower to reach distracted drivers and notes safer driving benefits for all road users.
New York Mayor Bloomberg defended bag searches in subways after London bomb attacks. Separately a court jailed two pilots for drunkenly taking control of aircraft, receiving 2 1/2 and five years.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number and will confirm before publication. Letters are editable for libel and length and should be 500 words or less. General thank you letters are accepted while form letters, poems, complaints, or business testimonials are not printed.
The document presents the First Amendment provisions defining limits on governmental power regarding religion speech press assembly and petition. It emphasizes establishment restraint and free exercise protection along with rights to peaceful assembly and redress.
Ellen Goodman reflects on John Roberts as Bush picks a man with solid credentials yet faces a wary Senate. The piece weighs open mindedness, Roe v Wade, and the trust crisis surrounding the Supreme Court amid Gore v Bush fallout.
Rich Lowry critiques the homeland security grant formula after noting North Pole Alaska received over half a million dollars for rescue and communications gear. He argues Congress funds by population and pork, with 40 percent from formula and 60 percent from population, leading to misallocation and absurd examples. He cites Wyoming and New York as contrasts and urges risk-based funding vetted by DHS, while the Senate resists.
An opinion piece argues soccer deserves attention as the Gold Cup finals approach in New York. The author praises the sport’s artistry and defense, contrasts it with American football, and urges watching the U.S. men’s team compete and win to win over new fans.
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