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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2004
Page
4
Our View notes Nancy Reagan championed stem cell research after observing Ronald Reagan’s Alzheimer’s decline. The piece argues for federal support, outlines embryo source ethics, and contrasts her stance with President Bush while urging lawmakers to back the cause to help millions suffering incurable diseases.
Daniel Carvill speaks of his brother Frank Carvill a National Guardsman who died in an ambush in Baghdad over the weekend. The first week of June saw nine of 13 US military casualties in Iraq involve National Guard or Reserve members, highlighting the toll on part-time troops. Tony Blair welcomed UN Security Council action backing Iraqi sovereignty and empowering new leaders over a U.S.-led force.
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email at editor gctelegram.com or by fax and phone. Fax 620 275 2704, phone 276 6862 ext 201. Mail Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
The excerpt presents part of the First Amendment, outlining protections for religion speech press assembly and petition, and prohibiting government establishment of religion. It emphasizes free exercise, freedom of expression, and the right to address grievances.
Cal Thomas argues that President Bush uses World War II history to justify Iraq policy while noting Clinton signed the 1998 Iraq Liberation Act. The piece contrasts Democratic critique with past GOP support, cites Ayad Alawi’s June 5 request to keep forces, and urges continued effort to remove Saddam and establish a democratic Iraq.
Columnist Donald Kaul argues high gas costs are here to stay as OPEC, Bush, and Kerry proposals fail to fix supply. He criticizes lack of public transport, urban sprawl, and dependence on autos, urging a substantial gasoline tax and noting China’s growth. The piece ends with Kaul’s long Washington tenure and MinutemanMedia distribution.
An essayist discusses obesity as a growing public health problem. Citing Harvard Magazine and Dr. Walter Willett, he notes two thirds of adults are overweight, with up to 80 percent needing to weigh less. He recalls childhood memories and old nicknames for healthful bodies while warning of future trends. He closes inviting reader input via email.
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