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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2005
Page
4
Garden City Finney County push for overhauling economic development
Garden City and Finney County officials push a plan to spend over 1 million dollars annually on economic development. The FCEDC seeks a quarter cent sales tax to fund industrial park work and other tools, asking for a November special election despite county commission concerns about cost and turnout. A private group offer to cover election costs could boost support.
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Garden City
Finney County
ConAgra
Bill Fruth
Finney County Economic Development Corp
FCEDC
Local government and school board contact addresses in Garden City area
Addresses listed for Garden City Commission and County Commission offices, USD 457 Board of Education, Garden City Community College Board of Trustees, Holcomb City Council, and USD 363 Board of Education. Includes street numbers, street names, city, state, and ZIP codes for official notices and inquiries. Also notes PO Box 8 for USD 363 Board of Education.
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Garden City
Board of Education
Fleming St
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Holcomb
Telegram letters policy and contact details
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation before publication and editing for libel and length. Thank you letters are general. form letters, poems, complaints or testimonials will not be printed.
The First Amendment text excerpt in brief
A concise framing of the First Amendment rights including establishment of religion free exercise freedom of speech and press and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances all in a single constitutional statement.
Fear, faith, and the Mecca question in terrorism
A column links the London police killing of Jean de Menezes to fear driven excesses and calls for measured retaliation. It contrasts aggressive talk with rooting out fundamentalism, noting the danger of hastened actions and inflammatory rhetoric from public figures. The piece cites Eric Rudolph as a non-Muslim extremist and argues for thoughtful response over escalating violence.
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Jean Dahharles de Menezes
London
de Menezes
Britain
Mecca
Karl Rove
Gee Dubya
Earth
Eric Rudolph
North Carolina
U.S
Pillow talk and Roe v. Wade in the Roberts nomination
Ellen Goodman argues that a president's wife and her beliefs do not reliably reveal a judge's stance on Roe versus Wade. Jane Roberts's Feminists for Life ties shed little light on John Roberts's actual views. The piece notes historical hints from spouses while urging senators to hear Roberts directly on privacy and Roe.
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Oston
White House
Sandra Day O’connor
Laura
John G. Roberts
Jane Roberts
Holy Cross College
Jane
Feminists For Life
John
Roe
FFL
Sisterhood
Ms. Roberts
Abigail Adams
Husband John
Barbara Bush
Laura Bush
Mitt Romney
Massachusetts
Mary Matalin
James Carville
Roberts
John Roberts
Harvard
Sunday working in government and schools debate heats up
A letter argues for government employees and agencies to work Sundays citing separation of church and state. It urges nationwide enforcement for all government sectors, faster courts, stronger border security, and broader atheists and SCOTUS support, while pressing citizens to petition officials.
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Supreme Court
Immigration and Naturalization Services
American Civil Liberties Union
Taxpayers urged to embrace TABOR limits on spending
The Kansas Chapter of the Americans for Prosperity calls for Taxpayer Bill of Rights to tie government expense to population and inflation, require voter approval beyond a set raise, and urge city and county officials to limit spending growth while distinguishing wants from approved programs. Garden City Messenger chair promotes the local chapter.
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Kansas
The
Americans For Prosperity
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