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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2005
Page
4
Researchers note genetic testing could shape disease care. officials cite colon cancer screening saving thousands yearly. Online home kits promise convenience but lack medical counseling and certainty, prompting calls for physician guidance in interpreting results and managing risk.
Ali al Dabagh predicts a historic event as Iraq's 275 member National Assembly gathers for its first meeting. Qerime Haxhia notes Albania plans to expand its Iraq contingent from 71 to 121 in April. UNHCR spokesman Ron Redmond warns staff to avoid exploitative relationships amid peacekeeping sex abuse allegations.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email fax or phone and provides a mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City 67846 for Attn Editor. The notice outlines submission methods and contact details for the editor.
The quotation outlines the First Amendment protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. It states that Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting free exercise or abridging freedom of speech or press and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances.
Cal Thomas critiques a proposed evangelical push on global warming led by Rich Cizik and Ted Haggard. He argues for a singular gospel focus on conversion over political activism, warning that social justice campaigns distract from evangelicals’ primary calling and may dilute faith while misusing Jesus for partisan ends. He cites Zechariah 4:6 and Matthew 6:20 to underscore spiritual priority.
Marilyn Ollarzabal questions immediate steps to attract a large employer and create long term, well paying jobs in Garden City after the beef plant loss. She asks how many homes stand empty and who is actively lining up new employers to prevent outmigration. Wharton comments on Terri Schiavo rights and care in a separate note.
Stacy Gonzales, a former police officer and Iraqi Freedom veteran, seeks a city commissioner seat. She earned the 2000 Outstanding Crime Victim Advocate Award and is a Fort Hays State University graduate. She leads community events and cares for her mother, Ramona, with ties to healthcare and local service.
Helen Graham of Deerfield questions the zoo's alcohol policy, arguing a two drink limit may be ineffective as patrons could consume more beforehand. She urges responsibility and wiser decisions to prevent drunk driving and potential harm.
The Telegram describes how letters to the editor must be signed with address and phone, will be confirmed before publication, and subject to editing for libel and length. It limits letters to 500 words, and notes that thank you notes, forms, poems, complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed, with contact details for garden city Kansas.
A collage of light quotes on weather and daily life from a Kansas perspective includes quips about cloudy days in southwest Kansas, the jaded city negotiating line, and aging habits. It notes pedestrian safety rankings, regional pie production in Washington County, and a Finney County United Way leadership by Mary Guy and Debbie Janinen, with a closing email contact.
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