Telegram News Establishes 1906 Theme and Local Ties
The Telegram continues a long standing print tradition since 1906, branding itself as People Informing People. The notice emphasizes community focus and ongoing local reporting through the Telegram brand and website denas gctelegram.com.
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Garden City to open dog park on Fulton Street
Garden City plans a dog park on Fulton Street near U S 50 and Campus Drive. The park covers just over one acre on Kansas Department of Transportation land with free admission and weeklong hours from 7 am to 10 pm. Rules require licenses, vaccinations, leash and cleanup, with spot checks to enforce safety and courtesy.
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Garden City
Kenneth Henderson
Fulton Street
U.S. Highway 50
Campus Drive
Kansas Department of Transportation
Ok’d
Amish school shooting comments spark strong reaction
State police Commissioner Jeffrey B. Miller calls the Amish incident horrific and unjust, reiterating the community’s solid citizen image. Florida Rep. Joe Negron notes Mark Foley’s withdrawal as replacement candidate for the 16th district seat. North Korea’s Foreign Ministry defends nuclear testing as a deterrent and defense measure.
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Jeffrey B. Miller
Mark Foley
Congress
Florida
Joe Negron
U.S
DPRK
North Korea
Foreign Ministry
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Telegram letters policy and contact details
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. Contacts: editor getelegram com by email, FAX 275 5165, Attn Editor Ext 201, 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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First Amendment Text Cited in Constitutional Rights
The passage states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise of religion or abridging freedom of speech or press. It protects the right of the people to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Bush
West Texas
Iraq
Osama bin Laden
Congress
NIE
Prez
Washington
Israel
Vietnam
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Gus McCrae
Lonesome Dover
Afghanistan
Schwarzenegger’s California bid reshapes 2008 GOP hopes
A look at how Governor Schwarzenegger’s path from a 2003 special election win to a 2006 reelection campaign signals a centrist GOP model for California. His appeal to independents and potential to redraw national contest dynamics could influence Giuliani McCain and Romney runs in 2008.
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Cen
Arnold Schwarzenegger
California
George H.W. Bush
Schwarzenegger
Gray Davis
Phil Angelides
People’s Machine
Joe Mathews
Rick Wayne
Arnold
Wayne
Sacramento
George W. Bush
Rudy Giuliani
Nuclear plant outages reveal safety gaps says UCS report
The Union of Concerned Scientists warns that US nuclear plants face 51 year long shutdowns at 41 reactors since 1973 due to eroding safety margins. Poor NRC oversight and operator neglect raise risks and costs, urging Congress to expand oversight and centralize safety data.
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E Nuclear Regulatory Commission
United States
NRC
Three Mile Island
New Orleans
Union of Concerned Scientists
Maine Yankee
Turkey Point
Miami
San Onofre
San Diego
la Salle
Illinois
Congress
Bill Murray
David Lochbaum
University of Tennessee
U.S
UCS
Ucs.org
MinutemanMedia.org
War critics roast Bush amid Iraq insurgency debate
A column rails at Bush over Iraq policy and NIE findings while questioning the war’s rationale. It contrasts insurgent gains with US troop costs, recalls Vietnam, and mocks congressional and Pentagon missteps, urging skepticism toward wartime claims and governance.
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