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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2004
Page
4
McDonalds will remove oversized Super Size options from its 13,000 plus US stores by year end as part of the Eat Smart Be Active campaign. The move follows growing concerns about obesity and the rise of healthier choices, with customers urged to practice personal responsibility in dining decisions.
Shiite and Sunni leaders urged unity after deadly incidents at Shiite shrines in Baghdad and Karbala killed or wounded many on the holiest Shiite day. Ibrahim al Jaafari condemned sectarian killings as a strike against humanity and called for actions to prevent further loss of life.
The Telegram invites audience input via email fax and phone. Readers may send comments to the editor at the Garden City Kansas address or reach the newsroom through the listed contact channels for online submissions.
The excerpt outlines the core protections of the First Amendment including religion press speech assembly and petition. It emphasizes that Congress shall make no law restricting establishment of religion free exercise or the rights to speech press assembly and petition for redress.
E mail columnist Alan Guebert narrates a humorous cafe exchange led by Bob Bigbottom and his graybeard crew at Slurp n Burp. The group acheives a blunt tally on February's calendar, concluding four five-Sunday Februaries occur this century, with the next in 2032.
Kathleen Parker discusses Naomi Wolf's 2004 New York magazine piece Fire With Fire in which Wolf recounts Yale professor Harold Bloom placing his hand on her thigh during their senior year. Parker notes Wolf's tension between feminist duty and personal memory, and whether exposing the episode serves broader insights into sex and power.
The author critiques George W. Bush and his marriage proposal to ban gay marriages, arguing money would better aid the poor. She notes rising unwed households, evolving family structures, and legal/ethical acceptance of nontraditional relationships, urging supportive dialogue rather than forced marital norms. The piece cites Census trends and calls for inclusive guidance from religious and secular traditions.
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