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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2004
Page
4
Established 1906 Telegram publication denas gctelegram.com. Dena Sattler serves as editor and publisher guiding local reporting and community notices with a longstanding press tradition.
The 36th Beef Empire Days kicks off in Garden City with two weeks of events from steak cookouts and rodeo to art shows and parades. Organizers emphasize education about beef production and industry trends amid BSE concerns and a key Kansas cattle industry role.
Dan Jordan of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation said they spent 15 million dollars for 330 acres surrounding Monticello in Virginia. Residents will be forced to leave. Fred Frampton of the US Forest Service warned that signs at an archaeological site invite looting as artifacts have been stolen from the Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest.
The Telegram invites letters and feedback via email at editor gctelegram.com or by fax and mail. Readers may address Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
The passage lists core rights: no law establishing religion, prohibiting free exercise, abridging speech or press, and the right to assemble and petition the government for a redress of grievances. It emphasizes protections for religious liberty, free expression, and peaceful protest.
Weekend dedication marks overdue tribute to WWII, placed between the Washington and Lincoln monuments. Memorials to Korea and Vietnam flank it, with Frank Gaylord statues for Korea and a grand but debated WWII design. Veterans praise its impact and long overdue status, though critics find architectural excess and unclear context.
A Los Angeles Times reaction to Bush administration moves against Castro cites experts who argue sanctions fail to bring democracy and instead bolster a brutal regime. The piece contends the embargo serves political aims, not economic reform, and warns lifting it would legitimize tyranny while weakening internal dissidents.
The piece muses on misspellings of names including Garden City's Judge William Easton Hutchison and his grand nephew William R. Hutchison Harvard professor, noting reengraving of a gravestone and common misspellings in modern texts. It cites Bremner and includes light digs at spelling quirks, comics, and stats on media and hate groups.
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