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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2005

Page

4

Debate on Amtrak subsidies and future of rail travel

The piece argues Amtrak may face funding cuts under the Bush agenda, likening potential losses to Social Security and farm subsidies. It notes Norman Mineta proposed removing federal operating funds in 2006, suggesting a self supporting system or new user taxes, and advocates a cooperative overhaul including track investment and incentives for high speed rail.

America Amtrak Iraq Norman Mineta Mineta and Company

Quote snippets on faith, Watergate, and NYPD Blue creator

The quotes touch on faith based aid and non discrimination in a program, a claim about Watergate handling in Nixon era, and creator David Milch noting sobriety of detective Sipowicz. It links Bush remarks on inclusivity, Dean comments on confidential govt lawyer conversations, and Milch’s note on his show.

Methodist Church Bush Nixon John W. Dean Sipowicz David Milch Steven Bochco ABC Nypd Blue Andy Sipowicz Milch

Telegram invites reader feedback via multiple contacts

The Telegram invites reader feedback by email, fax, or phone. Send correspondence to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or use the provided contact options for submissions and letters to the editor.

Seventh St Garden City

First Amendment text as constitutional guarantee

A historic articulation of the First Amendment limits on government power. It defines religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition rights, prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise, free expression, and redress of grievances.

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Easy Mark in Africa Hoards Big Get Rich Quick Lemons

Columnist Donald Kaul chronicles a flood of scam emails from Africa offering millions in return for help moving funds. He jokes about Susan Baloy, Charles Ndolo, Marriam Abacha, and others promising multimillion payments, while noting his accidental status as Africa’s favored foreign partner.

Susan Baloy South Africa Charles Ndolo Martins Ndolo Zimbabwe Netherlands Marriam Abacha Sani Abacha Nigeria Marriam Sesay Massaquee Sierra Leone Sonny Kanarski Africa

Reader letters critique annual Telegram awards categories

Mike Scheiman of Garden City questions the criteria of Readers Choice Awards in The Telegram. He argues some top three picks misfit categories like Video Rental Bed and Breakfast and Grocery Store, urging clearer criteria, accurate classifications, and avoidance of obvious misplacements. He also praises civic engagement and notes ADA parking improvements at Garden City Community College, inviting reader input to Vic Terrelli and Bob Larson.

Telegram Exaongin Wal-Mart Target Hastings Dillons Movie Gallery Wheatlands Continental Inn Garden City Walgreens Webster’s Mike Scheiman United States Dennis Perryman Garden City Community College Vic Terrelli Bob Larson

Telegram Letters Policy For Readers Sign Your Letters

The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Limit 500 words. thank you notes should be general. Form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed.

Arbor Day and community memories from Garden City

A slice of local history blending Arbor Day origins and a long recall of the Finnup family. The piece covers school tree planting traditions, Harvard Divinity School worship interfaith efforts, and memories of George Finnup, Alta Mae, Isabel and Frederick Finnup, and the Finnup Foundation Trust run by Katherine Hart and her daughter Caverly.

Harvard Divinity School Unitarian Universalists Lutheran- Episcopal Student Association Harambe Jewish Student Association United Methodist National Arbor Day Foundation Nebraska J. Sterling Morton Nebraska Board of Agriculture U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Britannica Katherine Hart George Finnup George Alta Mae O.W. Miner San Francisco Isabel Frederick Frederick Finnup Garden City Washburn University Finnup Caverly Finnup Foundation

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