Free speech at school or street scene in Frederick case
The Denver Rocky Mountain News argues for robust student free speech after Joseph Frederick mocked a pro drug banner near his Juneau school in 2002. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer likewise questions the Khalid Sheikh Mohammed confession from Guantanamo transcripts, noting partial data, secrecy, and credibility concerns.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor
The Orange Policy announces that letters must be signed with writer address and phone, will be confirmed before publication, and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should stay under 500 words and general thank you notes are allowed while form letters and testimonials will not be printed.
Landmark U S Charter Cements Free Speech Rights
The text asserts Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also protects freedom of speech press and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Surge in Baghdad Shows Limits of Civil War Narrative
In Baghdad the surge reduced killings as U S troops expanded patrols in Sadr City and detained 700 Mahdi Army members. Democrats warned of a civil war, but the counterterrorism effort continued, with al Qaeda in Iraq focusing on Baghdad while opposition grew at home. The piece weighs political narratives against on-ground gains and asks whether Democrats will oppose a strategy that appears to work.
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Community letter from Jake Price clarifies meeting remarks
Garden City resident Jake Price writes to clarify quotes attributed in Wednesday's article. He says the dime a dozen line referred to distinct regional talent and marketing, and notes discussions about retaining young professionals and balancing lifestyle with higher city pay. He urges more young professionals to attend future meetings.
Growth plan not needed in Garden City says critic
Charles Skilling argues against an economic development commission noting Garden City grew before such a body and could thrive without it. He warns a 1/4 cent sales tax would sunset only if the commission is defeated, claiming funds should fix potholes instead of funding growth.
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Nancy Harness for Garden City City Commissioner
Ww I arrived in south west Kansas 19 years ago one of the first people I met was Nancy Harness Garden City could not have had a better ambassador for new arrivals Nancy's enthusiasm for her community was infectious and her commitment to making Garden City a place to be proud of remains steadfast Through the years Nancy has dedicated herself to many efforts that improve the quality of life in Garden City From education to economic development Nancy Harness will bring her innovative problem-solving abilities and her considerable skills to the position of city commissioner I believe Garden City will benefit greatly under her able leadership LYNN BOITAND THOMPSON Cimarron
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Perkins letter backs Jim Perkins for City Commission
Debra Bolton endorses Jim Perkins for City Commissioner citing eight years of acquaintance, a focus on public service, and commitment to law enforcement and safety. She notes his patriotism and volunteer work including military honors, and mentions his Iraq service as readiness to serve locally. Vote early or on April 3.
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A National Election Day Concept in American Life
Garden City Telegram examines a proposal to declare every election a national holiday to boost turnout. The piece cites 61 percent turnout in 2004 and discusses potential effects on schools, work, and civic participation, with quotes from Frank Bean of Garden City Community College.
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