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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2005
Page
4
Our View lauds the Holcomb USD 363 Board of Education for a 5-2 vote expanding the district tobacco ban to all school grounds and district vehicles. The move aims to protect student health, reduce exposure, and set a responsible example despite concerns about personal rights.
Sen Arlen Specter calls Congress to define due process for Guantanamo detainees as commentators criticize uneven press coverage of missing persons and film noir glamour in Fleet Street journalism. Kim Fletcher notes Telegraph era trench coats and Runyon-esque society reporters.
The notice outlines that letters to the Telegram must be signed with writer address and phone, will be confirmed before publication, and are subject to editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words, thank you notes general, and form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact by email fax or mail at Garden City Kansas address.
A quoted portion of the First Amendment appears in a local case marking debate on establishment and free exercise of religion, and on protections for speech and press. The document references rights to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
CAFTA boosters claim trade gains while ITC projects modest net effects. Sugar imports rise under the pact, with critics warning of job losses as other sectors see tiny overall production gains. Stakeholders include American Farm Bureau, Truth about Trade, HSUS, Monsanto, and USDA officials. Alan Guebert notes House and Senate actions amid hearings and press statements.
Kathleen Parker surveys trends as French men express envy of gestation and a futurist vision of artificial wombs. The piece links public fascination with evolving gender roles, cites a 500-person survey, and satirically notes a cultural shift toward a pink shirt, nontraditional male identity and potential threats to abortion rights while invoking media headlines and public figures.
Charley Reese argues that the United States is sliding toward a Third World status as manufacturing declines, jobs move offshore, and a multinational corporate system inflates prices while impoverishing consumers. He warns of growing debt, bankruptcies, and reduced living standards as free trade becomes managed trade. He urges readers to consider the ownership and sharecropper society consequences.
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