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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2003
Page
4
In Kansas, Board of Education figure Connie Morris pushes English immersion for non English speakers, claiming cost and effectiveness but with no cited research. Local educators defend bilingual programs as essential for student potential, urging Morris to reconsider and abandon biased barriers.
Star Trek actor George Takei recalls associations with his father and a wartime internment memory while Hal Kanter honors Art Carney as a rare talent who could both amuse and move audiences. Bush comments on Iraq security reflect ongoing policy context.
Finney County Commission and Garden City offices list address for the County Administrative Center at 311 N Ninth St, Garden City KS 67846, with the Garden City Commission at 301 N Eighth St. The USD 457 Educational Support Center is at 1205 Fleming St, Garden City, and the district provides the telephone and fax numbers 620-275-5110 and 620-276-5220.
The reader is directed to send feedback via email fax phone or online at gctelegram.com. It provides the postal address 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 and notes attention to Editor with a scan ID 201.
The input repeats part of the First Amendment language on religion speech press assembly and petition. There is no clear event or person to anchor a news card. The readable portion resembles constitutional text rather than a reportable incident or story.
Cal Thomas discusses President Bushs address on democracy and liberty in the Middle East, contrasting Reagan’s warnings with Western moral framing. He notes Muslim nations may define freedom differently, cites Turkey and Niger as democratic examples, but warns extremist Islam seeks domination.
Columnist Donald Kaul argues Iowa caucuses are bizarre and biased against late entrants and moderates. He notes complex rules favor entrenched groups, making participation for many voters impractical and calling the caucus system a poor predictor of national results.
The Legend quarterly in Dodge City marks its second year celebrating Southwest Kansas life, with Ellen Ellis as editor and Robert and Sonya Hughes as publishers. It details local editors, free distribution, and a fall 2003 cover image from Cimarron’s cemetery while listing events, feature articles, and a regional calendar. It also notes Veterans Day origins in Emporia and an extensive band directory.
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