Residents weigh police future in Hugoton vote
Hugoton residents voiced strong support for keeping a local police force over shifting to the Stevens County Sheriff. A nonbinding ballot echoed August results, with 58 percent backing the police, though questions remain about whether the council will honor voter wishes amid financing talks and broader consolidation options.
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Dean defends big tent stance in face of Confederate symbol debate
Howard Dean said the Confederate symbol on southern pickups is a racist sign but the Democratic Party must be a big tent. Judy Johnson of Orangeburg Wilkenson High mourns three graduates lost in Iraq. Army Spe. Darius T. Jennings, 22, died in CH-47 helicopter crash. Steve Lee notes wildfires threaten frog populations in California mountains.
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Finney County and City Admin Centers Listed in Garden City
The Finney County Commission and the Garden City Commission offices are identified with their respective administrative centers. Finney County Administrative Center is at 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 and Garden City City Administrative Center is at 301 N Eighth St.
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Telegram Readers Forum Contact Details
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email at editor gctelegram com or by fax and phone numbers 275-2704 and 276-6862. Mail or deliver to Attn Editor, 310 N Seventh St, Garden City KS 67846.
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Fragment from constitutional rights text
The excerpt recalls the First Amendment protections for religion speech press and assembly. It cites freedom to exercise religion without infringement and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Fox News bias claims spark veteran journalist memo debate
Former CBS producer Charlie Reina accuses Fox News staff of being steered toward right-leaning coverage in a memo shared with media watchdogs. The piece highlights Roger Ailes and Fox's approach, noting Liberals on Fox and contrasts with CNN. The author recalls meetings with CBS leadership and touts Fox as listening to its audience.
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Bush, Iraq and Grady Little Compared in Satirical Column
Columnist Donald Kaul argues the Iraq war mirrors Grady Little’s Red Sox decision to stick with a faltering pitcher. He mocks President Bush as detached, citing rising casualties, poor planning, and a lack of accountability while predicting the 2004 election debates.
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Tree at Penrose natural landmark near Penrose Stadium
Gary Whitehurst recalls the American elm-like tree growing beside Penrose Stadium on Kansas Avenue. The tree measures 13 feet 8 inches in girth at 3.5 feet, spans 106 feet east to west, and remains a year round town symbol as the herb shop owner preserves local tradition at Herb’s Carry Out.
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