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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 2006

Page

4

Finney County backs four lane plan for US 50 West

Voters in Finney County approved a 2004 local sales tax to fund part of the US 50 West four lane project, with $3.83 million pledged as the cost estimate rose from 54.8 million to about 80 million. Officials debate scaling back, while urging Garden City to support redesign or proceed with current plan.

Garden City Holcomb Finney County Kansas Department of Transportation Larry Jones Lars Garden City Commission U.S. 50

Al Suwailem freed after bombing threat accusation

David Roberts defends Saudi national Saleh Al Suwailem who was released from custody after being accused of threatening to bomb an airplane. Conservative blogger Iain Dale weighs in on David Cameron’s appeal among young urbanites as he bikes to work and pursues eco friendly habits.

David Roberts Saleh al Suwailem Iain Dale David Cameron Cameron Dave

Telegram invites signed letters to editor for publication

The Telegram requests letters to the editor be signed with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before printing and may be edited for libel and length. Keep under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. Form letters poems complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.

Supreme Law Text Briefly Cited

The First Amendment states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the Government for redress of grievances.

TV's bad boys rule prime time business drama

A Business and Media Institute study asserts popular May and November TV dramas depict businessmen as unethical or criminal in 77 percent of 39 business related episodes. The piece argues networks chase profit via sensational plots, shaping youth attitudes toward business leaders.

Washington Business and Media Institute America Law & Order Desperate Housewives Institute Hollywood Dallas J.R. Ewing Boy Scouts Dan Gainor Gainor National Association For the Advancement of Donald Trump Paris Hilton Warren Buffett Bill and Melinda Gates Ken Lay Jack Abramoff Jeffrey Skilling

Segway ride offers magical tour of Country Club Plaza

Duane West recalls a Father’s Day gift ride on a Segway in Kansas City. He describes instruction, balance tech, and a six mile per hour tour past statues and fountains while noting pedestrians’ curiosity and the device’s limited hype versus reality.

Kansas City Pennsylvania Ave D.C Country Club Plaza Melissa Dean Kamen

Fifth District race critique urges rational state board choice

SONDRA MEYER RAISE from Overland Park urges voters in Kansas Fifth District to replace Connie Morris on the State Board of Education with Sally Cauble, citing concerns over Morris's past statements and behavior and stressing the need for common sense leadership.

Kansas State Board of Education Connie Morris Rooks County Garden City Nevada Tim Cruz Morris News Service EU Journalism FBI Sally Cauble Sondra Meyer Overland Park

HRC board criticized by Holcomb resident

Mandy Fritz of Holcomb blasts the HRC board in a letter to the editor, arguing leadership misreads daily management and underestimates part time and seasonal staff whose absence would cripple operations and activities at the recreation center. She urges understanding of the recs mission and staffing needs.

Baird HRC Holcomb Russell Komlofske Rec The Mandy Fritz

Entertainer Meyers Passes Away in Dallas Blues Legend

Dallas obituary notes the death of Meyers a Deep South bluesman after cancer surgery complications on Monday July 17. He toured with Anson Funderburgh and helped establish the Western Kansas Blues Society in Garden City in the late 80s and early 90s. Wisler co founder of the society is from Plano Texas.

As Meyers Luesman Dallas Anson Funderburgh Garden City Western Kansas Blues Society Deep South Michael Wisler Plano, Texas Wisler The

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