Established 1906 omits Telegram
Local note references the founding year 1906 and mentions the Telegram outlet in a terse production line. No names, dates, or places beyond the year are readable, yielding a slim archival fragment about the publication’s origin.
World and North Korea policy notes dominate global briefings
Ha'aretz reports WHO and many nations drive SARS prevention while vaccines are developed, with signs of halted spread in Toronto Hong Kong and Singapore. The Guardian argues for U S-North Korea talks and restraint, urging compromise to avoid regional devastation. Business Day covers Winnie Mandela's fraud conviction and political peril as she faces prison and financial ruin.
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Telegram reader forum invites letters to editor
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email fax or phone with contact details and mailing address for letters to the editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
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Theocracy rifts in GOP shade Santorum flap
The piece critiques Rick Santorum's remarks on the Texas sodomy case and frames the backlash as a broader conflict between religious wings in the Republican Party. It contrasts praise from figures like Judie Brown with opposition from Log Cabin Republicans and notes ties to Bush era church state debates and judicial nominees like Bill Pryor.
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Public health saves lives in wartime Iraq
In wartime the greatest civilian toll comes from broken public health systems not direct blasts. Contaminated water malnutrition unsafe housing and medical care collapse cause preventable deaths. After the Iraq war ends, restoring public health and human rights requires international cooperation and sustained effort.
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Justice and cost of crime haunt Finney County courthouse
A columnist reflects on three murder cases in Finney County, noting the emotional toll on victims and families, defendants and their kin. She questions rehabilitation in prison, the fiscal burden on taxpayers, and whether tough-on-crime policies truly deliver justice.
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