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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2005
Page
3
Kansas bankruptcy judge Bob Nugent backs CARE, a financial literacy program aimed at youth and adults. It teaches prudent credit use and treats misuse like addiction. The effort stresses high interest costs and resisting marketing pressure while calling for stricter disclosure to curb deceptive offers.
A plaintiff attorney from Newtown Square Pa says lawsuits against large firms could halt operations if widespread. Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin notes Canadians will decide the future after a no confidence vote. Israeli cabinet minister Meir Sheetrit supports a two state outcome for two nations amid ongoing peace talks.
The Telegram invites signed letters with address and phone and notes all letters are confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and should stay under 500 words. General thank you letters are acceptable. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.
A quoted line asserts protections against government establishment of religion and guarantees free exercise of religion plus freedoms of speech press and peaceful assembly. It emphasizes the right to petition for redress of grievances.
Democrats in both chambers edge toward a coherent Iraq policy while avoiding immediate withdrawal. Biden and Obama call for reduced troop commitments and faster Iraqi security training, with a civilian reconstruction push and a hopeful path pending the 2006 elections. Hugh Sidey of Time dies in Paris at 84.
E J Dionne recounts his son James's Kawasaki syndrome and aneurysm, praising Dr Gerard Martin at Children's National Medical Center. He notes 85 percent survival for congenital heart disease, but warns 90 percent of survivors lack ongoing care. A NIH committee calls for a national pediatric heart registry to track and treat adults born with heart defects.
Eileen Gardner argues Garden City must back local businesses and consider extending the sales tax to fund growth. She notes online shopping and pricing pressure, urges better in town shopping, and calls for a strong promotion program to attract travelers and new ventures.
Ronald E Dailey blasts a columnist for labeling evolution a fiction. He argues a higher power set the universe in motion and defends science as driven by inquiry. He contrasts Dark Ages intolerance with modern gains from knowledge and urges appreciation of technology and civilization.
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