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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2006
Page
4
The Telegram notes its founding in 1906 with a focus on delivering information to readers. It highlights the role of its editor and publisher in shaping the paper during its early years and maintaining a people centered news mission.
A Post and Courier piece notes Katrina exposed homeland security gaps with only 11 states having adequate disaster plans. It argues EMS and ER capacity are the nation’s Achilles heel, worsened by poor access to medical care for the poor and funding disputes.
Ron Gonzales declares he will remain mayor of San Jose despite being booked on fraud bribery and conspiracy charges. Louise Arbour condemns secret detention in the war on terror. Don Durkee mocks calls for action on Marshmallow Fluff amid a Massachusetts senator's lunchroom restriction proposal.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for publication. All letters will be confirmed before printing and may be edited for libel and length. Keep under 500 words. Thank you notes should be general. No form letters poems or business testimonials. Contact Editor by email or fax or mail at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS.
A historical reproduction of the First Amendment passage is presented, outlining the key prohibitions and protections regarding religion establishment free exercise speech press assembly and petition. The text emphasizes limits on government actions affecting fundamental rights.
The piece argues against anchoring on a failed Iraq policy and critiques the stay the course rhetoric. It questions the war on terror rationale and warns that keeping soldiers deployed risks expanding the fight and prolonging danger at home. It notes broad Iraqi support for a timetable and calls for a postwar strategy.
Rich Lowry argues that despite tax cuts, rising revenues from growth have narrowed the 2004 2009 deficit gap. He notes spending has grown faster than Clinton-era restraint, and that revenue surges come from high earners and corporations. Entitlements loom as the true future constraint.
The former ExxonMobil chief executive earned $686 million over 13 years, averaging $144,000 daily pay and $28,000 per hour, including weekends. He recently received a $400 million pension, while governance experts attribute profits to high oil prices rather than leadership.
A reader praises Garden City hospitality and discusses seeking employment and housing after teaching special education in Dodge City. The letter urges maintaining high standards for teacher certification, notes substitute teachers lack credentials, and invites further comments at PO Box 345 Garden City KS 67846.
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