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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2003
Page
4
A View column notes a government report finds higher speed limits raise traffic deaths. States with 75 mph limits show 38 percent more deaths per million drivers than 65 mph states. Observers cite speeding above limits, with Colorado and California examples, and warn of risk during holiday travel to grandma's house.
Robert Elliott recalls lack of remorse in the John Allen Muhammad case while Rt Rev Robert Duncan warns of tensions over an openly gay Episcopal bishop. Georgian opposition leader Mikhail Saakashvili laments past fears of division as Georgia inches toward unity after turbulent history.
Finney County Commission County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St Garden City Kansas 67846 Garden City Commission City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St Garden City Kansas 67846 Local government centers listed with street addresses for official business and public access.
The Telegram invites reader responses via email phone or mail directed to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Readers are asked to share opinions and suggestions for the Pulse Reader Forum.
A partial snippet of a constitutional clause references the protection of religious freedom speech and press. The excerpt alludes to rights including free exercise and the right to peaceably assemble. No additional context or date is provided in the readable portion.
The piece contrasts GOP leadership in 1995 with the last two years, noting the government shutdown, Bush and Clinton dynamics, and the shift toward ending sessions with major bills. It cites the Homeland Security plan, a major Medicare reform with drug coverage, and energy policy, while highlighting voter perceptions and Democratic strategic pressure.
Victoria Samson argues the energy and water appropriations bill advances a renewed U S push toward nuclear weapons development and faster test readiness. The plan funds a robust earth-penetrating nuclear weapon and other advanced concepts, while drawing concern over a drift from long standing restraint and global security implications.
RAND PARTRIDGE argues that Total Immersion for English learners lacks credible research support and favors bilingual models with ESL. He cites Thomas and Collier to claim better achievement with bilingual instruction and warns against policies driven by ideology and fear instead of evidence.
A friend writes of Edith Wyatt and family thanking friends and neighbors for support after her liver transplant on February 17. The note credits cards, donations, meals, and prayers, expresses gratitude, and cites faith in God amid recovery.
Bob Petrus of Holcomb expresses gratitude for friends customers and employees who tolerate his humor in a Thanksgiving note. He likens himself to George Bailey from It’s a Wonderful Life and urges living to bless the creator and others met on life’s journey with a blessing for all.
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