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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2005
Page
4
A historical note marks Telegram as established in 1906 by People Informing People. The phrase reflects a publicity claim about the organization’s origins and mission. The exact location and founding details are not provided in the fragment.
Garden City commissioners weigh airport and economic development incentives against taxpayer concerns as they craft annual spending. Proposals include a three year plan to spur jobs with 235 000, 245 000 and 295 000 dollars from the city and Finney County, with total program costs of 1.2 to 1.4 million annually. Residents may still push for input through August as leaders vow to fund only what is essential.
Pat Sauer of Garden City urges neighbors to form a work force to repair Vita Ortiz and her four sons’ home before Robert Ortiz returns from turmoil. Sauer volunteers labor and basic construction skills, offering contact at 275-6845 to organize the effort for a livable home.
A review of the ensemble film Crash highlights its dismantling of stereotypes and its message that all kinds of people strive to live together. The piece praises the interwoven stories of Don Cheadle, Sandra Bullock, Brendan Fraser, Larenz Tate, Matt Dillon, and Ludacris, noting how the movie exposes prejudice while urging dialogue across cultures, races, and beliefs.
The Telegram invites letters to the editor with signer address and phone number for verification. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Thank you notes are general. Form letters, poems, consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed.
The excerpt states the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses and protects freedom of speech press assembly and petition. It outlines that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting its free exercise and secures civil liberties for expression and protest.
Charley Reese argues that President Bush mishandled a Moscow visit tied to World War II commemorations. He criticizes Bush for lecturing Russia about democracy while omitting realism, claims Putin faces a collapse-era legacy, and urges U.S. support for Russia's democratic integration against oligarch-controlled media and corruption. Reese ends by blaming Bush for alienation and urges constructive U.S. help to Russia.
John J. Moreno reflects on Vicente Fox's remark about Mexicans in the United States and stereotypes. He recalls past experiences, notes social blunders, and urges mindful leadership to reduce illegal immigration while condemning racial stereotypes. He cites Civil Rights leaders and warns about loose lips and political bedfellows.
Nancy W. Teetzen argues the government over favors big retailers like Wal Mart and Target, drains funds from taxpayers, and transfers money to major corporations at the expense of families struggling with bills, urging policy shift to assist ordinary Americans.
Tessa and Emily Stutzman thank Matt Geier a Garden City high school senior for serving as a Big Brother to Emily Kasper in Florence Wilson Elementary. Matt attended Emily's kindergarten birthday party and made the day special, leaving a lasting positive impact.
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