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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2005
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dena Sattler as editor and publisher of the RELEGRAM project branded as People Informing People, with an establishment date of 1906 and a web reference gctelegram.com implied. The readable bits emphasize editorial leadership.
Our View argues Kansas Senator Kay O Connor is a poor pick for secretary of state given her 2001 remarks opposing the 19th Amendment and women working. It notes voters’ reality of working families and questions her fit to oversee elections and social program funding in Kansas.
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw comments on Dutch and French voters rejecting the EU constitution, signaling profound questions about Europe’s direction. A seventh grader from Goose Creek, Dominic Ranz Errazo, correctly spells emetic in a spelling bee. Dr. Michael N. Oxman leads a study on shingles vaccine and finds many participants know little about the disease.
The high court ruled the 80 million dollar per year mandatory beef checkoff constitutional, triggering mixed spins from supporters and opponents. Justice Scalia leads a majority linking government speech to the program, with Thomas separately warning of a potential reopened challenge, and Ginsburg and Breyer joining in the ruling despite critiques.
The Telegram welcomes signed letters with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Keep under 500 words. Thank you notes should be general. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
The First Amendment limits government actions in religion speech press assembly and petition. It declares no establishment of religion and protects free exercise freedom of expression and the right to petition. The clause framework anchors constitutional rights and limits governmental intrusion on civic discourse.
A nostalgic, opinionated piece traces Paris Hilton’s rise to fame from the early 2000s socialite image to a ubiquitous media presence. It notes her 2003 Simple Life role, the Carl's Jr. commercial, parent company responses, and a forthcoming Hilton family reality show promising wealth and etiquette lessons.
Opinion argues against Bush and Grassley Dorgan subsidy caps. Caps would save little money while ignoring core issues like marketing loans and price supports. Advocates price floors and supply management to curb consolidation and protect rural economies.
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