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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 2005

Page

4

Established 1906 Telegram Public Informer Entrusted

Brief note lists Dena Sattler and Ayu Fern among figures tied to a Telegram channel claiming to inform people. The fragmentary item notes the group’s longstanding claim since 1906 and mentions individuals without clear actions or events.

Tragic Finney County crash leaves family seven dead

A Scott City family lost wife Loreena Johnson and three children Brittany Jennifer and Sheldon Redburn plus another two from the same group in a rural Finney County collision with a semitrailer. The driver wore a seat belt. others not restrained died. Authorities urge buckle up and slow down.

Mike Redburn Manuel Hernandez Isaac Redburn Kansas Highway Johnson Morales Garden City Kansas Kansas Department of Transportation Kansas Transportation Deb Miller

This Is The Guy Claims From Captor History

Chuck Scott asserts Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was one of his Iranian captors during a 1980s hostage ordeal. Tony Blair links Iraq insurgency defeat to global security and connects the conflict to Sept 11. Kevin Madden of the Justice Department calls patriot act use an overreaching legal application in Summit New Jersey homeless eviction case.

Chuck Scott Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Iran Tony Blair Iraq Bush U.S. Justice Department Kevin Madden Summit N.J

Telegram welcomes signed letters to editor

The Telegram invites readers to submit letters signed with a writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less and general thank you notes are acceptable. Form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Email editor gctelegram.com or send by fax or mail to Attn Editor Garden City Kansas.

First Amendment text summary clause

The First Amendment limits government action on religion speech press assembly and petition. It prohibits establishment of religion and protects free exercise rights and citizens right to speak assemble and petition. The amendment ensures government cannot curb peaceful protest or redress grievances.

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CAFTA and ethanol push fuels U S import concerns

Alan Guebert argues CAFTA blends with the Caribbean Basin Initiative to expand duty free ethanol imports from Caribbean and South American nations. He notes Cargill backed plans to ship Brazilian ethanol via El Salvador, with projections of rising US imports as biofuel demand grows toward 8 billion gallons by 2012.

White House United States U.S American Agriculture Institute of Agriculture and Trade Policy CAFTA Cargill Inc el Salvador Congress LATP CBI ATP Iatp Robert Portman Americas Brazil Cargill Coimex Renewable Fuels Association Washington, D.C Monte Shaw National Corn Grower Association Farm Bureau American Soybean Association FTAA America

Women at risk in Fallujah raise questions on combat roles

In Fallujah a convoy of mostly women Marines and sailors was hit by a car bomb and gunmen. The column argues U S policy places women in danger by near combat roles, cites Elaine Donnelly and Rep. Duncan Hunter criticizing Army practices, and questions whether allowing noncombat posts near front lines erodes resolve and safety.

Iraq U.S Fallujah United States Elaine Donnelly Center For Military Readiness Pentagon Donnelly Army Duncan Hunter R-Calif House Armed Services Committee Secretary of Defense Congress Jessica Lynch Marines Kabul

Grass-roots morality and the role of religion in society

An opinion piece argues Supreme Court cases on public religious displays fail to solve moral decline. It urges morality to rise from individuals and families, not courts, laws, or public symbols, warning against political correctness and litigation as change agents while praising personal responsibility and conscience.

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Dena Sattler Denas Ayu Eduardo Doonesbury N. Seventh St Lan Guebert Garden City Telegram Eil Alan Guebert North America Agcomm Sbcglobal Farm & Food File Kathleen Parker Kparker Kparker.com Orlando Sentinel Charney Reese King Features Syndicate
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