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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2006

Page

4

Kansas Sampler Festival Set to Draw Thousands in Garden City

Organizers expect 200 plus exhibitors at the 2006 Kansas Sampler Festival in Garden City May 6 and 7, with several thousand visitors. Finney County officials urge volunteers to assist exhibitors, manage parking, and staff booths, offering contact numbers and email for sign ups. Local businesses anticipate benefit from the event and encourage community involvement to boost morale and pride.

Kansas WenDee LaPlant Lee Richardson Genet.com Garden City

Saddam era freedom tradeoffs and current Iraq risks

Quote driven summary noting John Pace of the UN Iraq mission describing a shift from prior allowances for expression to a chaotic environment. Includes Bush remarks on a nuclear power agreement with India and Feingold's reaction to the Patriot Act passage.

Saddam John Pace U.N. Assistance Mission Iraq Bush Manmohan Singh Sen Russell Feingold D-Wis Senate

First Amendment text referenced for religious and press rights

The quoted amendment asserts that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and press, and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances.

Free borders and neighbors in a changing rural Texas

Wylie Harris writes from Cooke County Texas about Lone Star Minutemen protests at a college town corner amid daily undocumented Latino workers seeking jobs. He links immigration policy, farm futures, and the dependence of rural counties on Latino farmers while advocating fair immigration reform and support for immigrant farmers through the National Immigrant Farming Initiative.

Lone Star Minutemen College Town United States Thomas Jefferson Minutemen Jefferson Agriculture Department Mexico U.S Senate U.s.-Mexico National Immigrant Farming Initiative Immigrantfarming.org Wylie Harris Cooke County Texas Fort Worth W.K. Kellogg Foundation Food and Society The Land Institute Prairie Writers Circle Salina

Debate on High School Cell Phones and Town Planning

A Garden City High School senior argues against banning cell phones in schools, citing safety, communication with parents, and enforcement burdens, while also calling for improved Five Points drainage and signage, a stoplight at Campbell Street and U S Highway 83, and clearer directional markings to aid new residents. The piece links student discipline, community safety, and local traffic planning with practical, low cost fixes.

Garden City High School John Scheppner Board of Education Campbell Street Garden City

Five Points Debate Prompts Public Change Worried Citizens

A Garden City resident defends Five Points as a landmark while criticizing proposed changes. He notes no known accidents and cites long residence on Inge Avenue, arguing funds would be better spent elsewhere and valuing the current choice of routes.

Garden City Inge Avenue

Telegram Letters Policy Requires Signatures and Contact Details

The Telegram invites letters to the editor but requires signed submissions with the writer's address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length, and kept under 500 words. thank you notes should be general, and form letters, poetry, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.

Bush security slip sparks port deal critique

Column argues the Dubai Ports World port takeover shows the Bush administration's missteps in vetting foreign control of US ports. It questions meetings, personnel ties, and the secrecy around security reviews, urging Congress to block the deal and consider broader outsourcing reforms. It cites John Snow, CSX, and federal coast guard concerns.

White House Dubai Treasury John Snow CSX Corporation Snow Singapore U.S Michael Chertoff Katrina Federal Emergency Management Agency Bush Administration al-Qaida Congress Bush National Association of Manufacturers National Foreign Trade Council United Arab Emirates Coast Guard

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