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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 2003

Page

4

Our View Wishful thinking on email’s rise and spam

Our View laments early email excitement, then details how spam degraded the inbox with drug ads and scams. It notes legitimate messages get buried, compares spam to telemarketing, and cites U S legislative efforts as noble but likely ineffective against persistent spammers.

Rush Limbaugh Washington Congress

Notable quotes mix mark Bush Lieberman Clemens

A collection of attributed remarks marks President Bush on terrorism and fighting enemies, Sen. Lieberman on U S perception, and Miami Marlins catcher Ivan praising Roger Clemens as he finished a final Yankee start, framed as a sports and political commentary snapshot.

Roger Clemens Florida Marlins Ivan Clemens New York Yankee

Garden City Public Bodies Contact Information

Finney County Commission and Garden City offices list addresses for the County Administrative Center, City Administrative Center, USD 457 Educational Support Center, Garden City Community College and Board of Education. Includes addresses and phone numbers for each entity in Garden City Kansas.

Finney County Commission Ninth St Garden City Board of Trustees Garden City Community College Campus Drive

Telegram Forum Opens for Reader Feedback

The Telegram invites reader letters and comments via email fax or phone. Readers may send feedback to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or contact editor ext 201 or phone number 275-2704 for submission in The Pulse Reader Forum.

Center Fleming St Garden City N. Seventh St

First Amendment text excerpt on religion and rights

The passage repeats core First Amendment protections including free exercise of religion, freedom of speech, press, assembly, and petition. It emphasizes limits on government interference and the people’s right to seek redress of grievances.

Grand life honored in obit for John F Watson

Alan Guebert recalls John F Watson 85 of Pekin Illinois who died October 13 at home. The piece highlights his kindness integrity and generosity shown to the writer and family, including gifts and steadfast faith, portraying him as grand in life and character.

John Francis Watson Grove Place Pekin Ill John Peoria Journal Star Catherine International Harvester Republican Farm Bureau Democrat Farmers Union Ireland St. Patrick’s Day University of Illinois John F Watson

Three officials lose jobs for offensive remarks across media

High profile figures Rush Limbaugh Gregg Easterbrook and Lt Gen William Boykin face career risks after making controversial statements. Limbaugh resigned from ESPN citing race based praise for Donovan McNabb Easterbrook was fired from his ESPN column for anti Semitic phrasing Boykin faced calls for reassignment amid remarks about God and Islam. The column argues free speech carries consequences but defends moral duty to protect liberty.

Rush Limbaugh ESPN Philadelphia Eagles Donovan McNabb Gregg Easterbrook Easterbrook The New Republic Harvey Weinstein Miramax Michael Eisner Disney Hollywood the Magazine Abraham Foxman Anti-Defamation League William G. “Jerry” Boykin Somalia George W. Bush Jesus Interfaith Alliance Bush Council On American- Islamic Relations Boykin Pentagon Defense Osama bin Laden Saddam Hussein Limbaugh Ers America Fareed Zakaria Newsweek United States Mohammad

Sprawl vs Wetlands and Indian Lands Debate

Denise Low from Haskell Indian Nations University argues sprawl destroys wetlands and prime cropland, threatening biodiversity and U.S. food exports. She notes 12.8 million acres of agricultural land converted 1992 to 1997 and urges seven generation planning, citing Lawrence and Native perspectives.

U.S. Department of Agriculture California Cornell University Agricultural and Food David and Marcia Pimentel Mario Giampietro National Institute of Nutrition Rome United States Lawrence Wal-Mart Lawrence Wetlands Denise Low Haskell Indian Nations University The Land Institute Prairie Writers Circle Salina

Telegram notices letters policy and submission rules

The Telegram outlines that letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number and will be confirmed before publication. Letters are subject to editing for libel and length, should be kept to 500 words or less, and general thank you notes are allowed while form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.

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Elaney President Bush George Bush Joe Lieberman Associated Press Tom Ridge Garden City Commission City Eighth St the Pulse Reader Forum Alan Guebert Aguebert Worldnet Art Farm & Food File Garden City Telegram Kathleen Parker Kparker Kparker.com Orlando Sentinel Telegran
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