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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2005
Page
4
A fragment notes Telegram's long history dating to 1906 with a nod to Dena Sattler and the site gctelegram com. The readable text highlights people informing people through the Telegram platform and a writer credit.
At NASDA's midyear meeting on February 21 Allen Johnson urged restraint as state agriculture chiefs narrowly rejected a committee recommendation opposing CAFTA. The broader NASDA vote opposed the pact, signaling farmer unease despite White House pressure. Delaware’s Michael Scuse calls CAFTA harmful to U.S. farmers as talks continue.
The Indy Racing League will start using corn based ethanol fuel in its cars next year while phasing out methanol. Ethanol boosts high octane and cleaner emissions and is seen as aiding Kansas farmers amid rising oil costs. Kansas lawmakers consider repealing fuel labeling law tied to alcohol content.
Sen Edward Kennedy criticizes a bill to curb bankruptcy use while Sen Orrin Hatch supports it. Heiyo Majima recalls surviving Tokyo bombings decades ago. Dan Rather closes his final CBS broadcast with a note of courage.
The Telegram invites feedback via email at editor gctelegram.com by fax at 275-2704 or 276-6862 or by mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 offering direct contact to the editorial desk.
The article presents the core First Amendment provisions prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise speech press assembly and petition. It emphasizes government restraint and individual rights, outlining freedoms essential to democratic discourse and governance.
Kathleen Parker argues that while Romney contends children benefit from a mother and father, the issue is debated. The Boston Globe editorial questions his stance on same sex marriage, yet Parker defends traditional family ideals as promoting children's best interests, noting diverse views and potential harms in policy.
Michael Crichton’s new novel State of Fear challenges the link between human activity and global warming, warning against politicizing science. The piece notes media simplification, questions about natural climate variation, and critiques vested interests, recommending Crichton’s suspenseful yet instructional book.
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