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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 2006

Page

4

Southwest Kansas marching bands shine at Garden City event

On Tuesday night bands from Garden City Ulysses Scott City and WAC schools Dodge City Great Bend and Liberal performed before about 2000 spectators at Memorial Stadium. Garden City High School earned an I rating while Ulysses and Scott City each earned II. The article praises band dedication and community support, noting Garden City’s 162 members and growth driven by strong music education and active band families.

Kansas Garden City High School Ulysses High School Scott Community High School Dodge City Great Bend Liberal Memorial Stadium GCHS Ulysses Scott City Paul White White Garden City Tom Lee Tiger Pride

Bush warning on North Korea accountability and cybercrime arrests

President Bush warned that if the United States learned North Korea planned to transfer nuclear technology, Kim Jong Il would face grave consequences. U S Attorney Christopher Christie condemned depraved conduct in a child pornography case tied to online ads, photos, and 125 arrests.

North Korea Bush U.S Kim Jong I Christopher Christie

Time to apply the brakes in Congress debate

A reader argues against unchecked presidential power and favors Democratic gains in either chamber to restore checks and balances. The author criticizes both parties as flawed, praises deadlock to block bad laws, and compares government to a powerful retarded giant.

Senate House White House

Government failure and simple limits on power

A critical view asserts most government programs fail despite vast spending and argues for a simpler, constitutionally bounded role. The piece contends humans in public office are fallible, warns against expanding federal powers, and urges keeping government duties limited to constitutional ones.

Congress Abraham Lincoln

Telegram letter policy for editor submissions

Garden City newspaper outlines how readers may submit letters to the editor. Signatures, address, and phone required. letters capped at 500 words. confirmation prior to publication. edits may occur for libel and length. general thank yous allowed. form letters, poems, and testimonials excluded. Send by email or fax or mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.

N. Seventh St Garden City

First Amendment text fragment banked for reference

The user supplied an incomplete version of the First Amendment. It declares that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances.

War tarnishes 2004 Connecticut campaign themes

William A. Collins critiques how wartime politics shape Connecticut races noting party attacks, Bush administration tactics, Voter ID efforts, and perceived media bias. He cites Lieberman, Shays, Johnson, and local pols like Larson and DeLauro, plus concerns over torture laws and Iraqi civilian deaths. The piece ends warning of hidden corruption beneath campaign covers.

Jodi Rell Lieberman Lamont Greenwich Shays Our House National Republican Congressional Committee Diane Farrell Westport Nancy Johnson Chris Murphy Johnson America Congress Simmons Rove Connecticut

Two Expatriate Bridges and a Native Panamanian Visit

Ron Isham recounts meeting Sam Taliaferro, an American expatriate who built Valle Escondido in Boquete Panama, and Eduardo Reyes, a Guaymi native seeking support to preserve his culture. The account contrasts Sam's venture with Eduardo's plea, detailing a memorable home visit and the impact on the author's family.

Garden City Sam Eduardo Valle Escondido Sam Taliaferro Boquete Panama United States Canada Europe Thalia Eduardo Reyes

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