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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2003
Page
4
Parents and children anticipate trick or treat on Friday night while communities prepare for a safe celebration. Local police and sheriff offices plan extra patrols and offer candy inspection, porch light checks, reflective gear, and flashlights to protect youngsters as holiday plans continue toward Thanksgiving and Christmas.
A California resident recalls firefighting efforts stopping a hill fire at a shelter with his family and pets. An Iraqi policeman praises defiance after surviving a car bombing near a police station in Sadr City. A Washington hospital doctor notes a 13 year old shooter victim who survived the sniper spree.
The Telegram lists ways to send feedback by email fax and phone and provides Attn Editor and mailing address at 310 N. Leve St Garden City Kansas 67846.
The fragment cites core First Amendment rights including religion speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It references prohibitions on government action that would limit free exercise and expression and the right to assemble peacefully.
Alan Guebert argues federal courts have consistently rejected the government’s “government speech” defense for mandatory beef and pork checkoffs. Despite losses, the programs remain in force with millions in producer dollars, funded by USDA appeals and ongoing collections.
Kathleen Parker reviews Carl Cannon’s The Pursuit of Happiness in Times of War, arguing the book links the 1776 ideal to U.S. policy across wars. It contends freedom and purpose bolster resolve, and that pursuing happiness is an act of defiance against tyranny.
A Roatan reader defends school districts and staff amid emails labeled as junk. They praise Mrs. Bascue, praising her first grade, urge Telegram to stop naming names and question monitoring reporters' own emails. The letter argues for focusing on teaching and student learning rather than internal email scrutiny.
Six years ago Victor Ornelas Elementary School staff donated a flag pole and flag in memory of a son, Buddy, who died in a plane crash. A two-foot gray concrete Madonna statue given for Mother's Day was stolen two weeks ago. a $25 reward is offered for information. Call 276-8172.
Dean H Parker of Derby writes about his concerns over Garden City downsizing PGA pro Paul Parker after 19 years at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course. He argues the public benefits of Parker’s service outweigh a 7 to 10 percent budget cut and questions the city’s budgeting and decision making.
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