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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2000
Page
4
Two names linked to a 1906 establishment are noted as founders or key figures, with brief references to related web domains. The item presents a terse genealogical or archival snippet describing Steve Delaney and Bill Draper and their association with a 1906 telegram context.
The piece argues FDA approval of RU-486 is not a means to end abortion clinics or threats, since only trained doctors can prescribe it. It compares RU-486 to other birth control options, questions selective moral outrage, and urges consistency in arguing for contraception and responsible choices while addressing social controversy.
A reader argues against incentives paying students to attend Garden City High School, calling the move an embarrassment and a misuse of state funds. They urge recognizing attendance as a duty and suggest alternatives like rewarding academic excellence and community service.
A reader letter questions Garden City High School USD 457 cash rewards for attendance. Critics call it coercive and fear negative effects, while supporters suggest better uses for the funds. The letter also discusses a new high school, tax ideas, and local football notes.
Muscular Dystrophy Association thanks Garden City business leaders for the Lock-Up event at Golden Corral on September 21 raising about 19 000. Top fundraiser Earl Pile of Earl Pile Trucking collected 1070. Funds support MDA Clinic at Via Christi St Francis Wichita, summer camp, equipment aid, support groups, and research.
A reader questions a letter by Jim Coffin of J-A-G Construction and critiques the 1999 Highway Plan. The writer argues for an independent Senate vote on transportation issues, cites tax and debt concerns, and supports SR 198. He urges change in the distribution formula and offers contact details.
Steve Nelson of Garden City voices disappointment at local residents who skip debates. He argues for informed voting in the presidential race, criticizing claims about Al Gore and recounting alleged contradictions and misstatements while urging voters to value national security and personal freedoms.
A Dodge City resident commends a local zoo for notable improvements seen during a September visit after many years away. The writer adds a suggestion to install direction signage throughout the park to aid guests.
A reader reflects on past GOP loyalties and current policy debates. They recount supporting Eisenhower in 1952 while parents backed Taft, now oppose NRA influence on gun rights, defend a woman's right to choose, oppose Star Wars style defense, and argue for a permanent tax cut funded by debt reduction, mentioning Al Gore as a contrasting figure.
In Satanta the Central Plains Region honors volunteers and donors from a recent blood drive. A total of 45 donors gave, potentially aiding up to 135 patients. Coordinator Stephanie Stakes notes upcoming drive on May 23, 2001, and invites further volunteer help by calling (316) 649-2246.
A letter of thanks to a young man who stopped to assist sisters with car trouble near Eads Colorado on September five. The helper guided them back to Eads and a garage, showing kindness amid extreme heat and car trouble.
Lydia Gonzales urges Garden City residents to support a high school bond, stressing quality education as a priority. The letter advocates voting yes, highlighting educator and grandparent perspectives and the goal to build facilities for students' growth.
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