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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2004
Page
4
Established 1906 cant TELEGRAM reflects the paper's legacy with a message that channels "People Informing People" through denas gctelegram.con and a note on editorial leadership and publisher role.
The piece reviews Saudi Arabia's claim that oil supply remains secure after weekend attacks, while acknowledging the monarchy’s vulnerability. It discusses U S aims in the Middle East and Iraq’s instability, notes Japan and global reactions, and urges stronger counterterrorism and reform.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email or fax and lists phone numbers for letters to the editor. It provides mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and directs submissions to Attn Editor Ext 201.
The excerpt outlines fundamental protections: establishment clause free exercise clause freedom of speech press and the rights to assemble and petition the government for grievances. It anchors limits on state action and protects individual civic engagement.
A critical look at how both campaigns and their surrogates, led by the Bush White House, pivot on positions from homeland security to Iraq policy. The piece notes Kerry shifts on nation building and the administration's own mixed signals on spending, sovereignty timing, and flexibility versus steadfastness. It cites budget memo actions and contrasting public boasts with behind the scenes cautions.
syndicated columnist David Chartrand describes Steve and Tracy as obsessive bass anglers who build elaborate gear setups, treat fishing as a life passion, and endure sleepless nights before trips. The piece contrasts their zeal with the narrator's lighter involvement, highlighting Lake Fork lore and the ritual of big catches followed by release.
The article argues that high consumer prices for milk arise not from supply and demand but from a concentrated buying cartel. It cites falling farmer shares, larger operations, imports, policy effects, and growth in cows, with farmer spokespersons like John Bunting of Delhi, N.Y., and notes on the National Family Farm Coalition.
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