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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2004
Page
4
Kansas passes a social host law making it a crime to knowingly host alcohol for minors under 18 with a minimum $200 fine. Named after Lenexa teen Paul Riggs, the statute also raises penalties for 18 to 20 year olds who possess or drink alcohol. It warns parents hosting parties may face criminal liability for all underage drinkers.
A growing trend in funerals features innovative memorials such as cremains made into reefs and fireworks, space burial, diamonds, or keepsake jewelry. Prominent voices discuss political capital and faith, with Rev. Cecil Murray delivering his final sermon on perseverance at a historic Los Angeles church.
The Telegram provides directions for feedback including By Email By Fax By Phone and Online options. It lists Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh City Kansas 67846 as the mailing address.
The First Amendment prohibits government establishment of religion and protects free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It safeguards individuals from government interference while allowing redress of grievances through lawful means.
A reader argues moderates weighed two risks in the 2004 election. Bush's tough stance on Iraq and terrorism swayed many, while Kerry failed to convince moderates he could change. Exit polls show Hispanics leaning Democratic but shifting, with Cubans moving toward Democrats and non-Cubans toward Republicans as the center prevailed.
Jon Stewart challenged CNN Crossfire hosts Paul Begala and Tucker Carlson saying their show hurts America. He labeled it entertainment not journalism and urged a real debate with fair, fact driven coverage. Jason Salzman notes media watchdog concerns.
A Halloween style lead marks Election Day 2004 on a Tuesday after the first Monday in November. The column riffs on All Saints and All Souls Days, jokes from comic strips, a note on Eric Alterman’s book about presidential lying, VFW magazine’s centennial, Finney County library youth group, and a Kansas preservation study of historic ditches.
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