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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
4
Our View lauds Lance Armstrong for clinching a sixth straight Tour de France title after a slow start to the 3395 kilometer race. It notes his battle with testicular cancer that spread to brain and lungs, his cancer-free status, and his conduct amid doping accusations while praising his inspirational perseverance.
Aides describe shifting plans for Kerry and other politicians amid a high stakes political season. The remarks frame the tension as "behind enemy lines" while GOP leaders emphasize defending against charges. A separate offhand quote notes stamina from eel eating.
The Telegram provides multiple channels for reader feedback including by E mail by Fax by Phone and a postal address Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 for correspondence and inquiries.
The passage echoes the First Amendment core rights. It describes limits on government regarding establishment of religion, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition for redress. This summary distills the essential protections and liberties cited in constitutional language.
Kansas lawmaker John Ballou Gardner opposes a statewide ballot ban on same sex marriage. He is among 19 House Republicans who voted against the final amendment. The issue shapes Aug 3 primaries as conservatives defend traditional marriage while opponents argue bans are discriminatory. Though courts and public opinion shift, campaign battles intensify across Kansas and nationally.
The online animation This Land by Gregg and Evan Spiridellis mocks both ends of the political spectrum as Bush and Kerry trade slogans to Woody Guthrie’s tune. It hits a nerve in a polarized America, attracting millions of views and praise for bipartisan humor.
Ray Hudson a longtime Morning Voice on KTUL and KIUL, nurtured Western Kansas country and rockabilly scenes from the 1950s through 2000s. He and his wife Kay celebrated 60 years with a spontaneous Fourth of July reunion in Garden City, recalling early tours, national stars, and family life.
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