McCain endorses Bush at GOP convention despite past clashes
The Oregonian notes Senator John McCain, a frequent Bush critic, opened the Republican National Convention by endorsing President Bush and praising his leadership on terrorism and Iraq. He says he supports Bush’s security policies and does not plan a 2008 run, while signaling the party's unity. Miami Herald commentary urges immigration reform and cautions against expanded deportation powers, calling for Agrobs reform and aid to spur jobs in Mexico.
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Garden City Telegram Feedback Contacts
The Telegram invites reader input via email fax and phone. Provide comments to editor at Garden City Kansas address and listed extension numbers for Attn Editor.
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The Establishment Clause and Free Speech Provisions
A concise note recalling the First Amendment guarantees. It covers the ban on laws respecting an establishment of religion and protecting free exercise of religion, along with freedom of speech and of the press. It also safeguards peaceful assembly and petitioning the government.
Broadway Theaters Scripted Moderation At 2004 GOP Rally
Ellen Goodman notes a New York City convention spectacle where Republicans showcase moderates like Giuliani McCain Schwarzenegger and Laura Bush amid a pro choice and gun control backdrop. The piece argues the event is a TV oriented production aimed at undecided voters, with heavy ad spending and a polarized audience, ending with a nod to The Producers on Broadway.
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Front Door Project gains support at Garden City CC
A nontraditional student advocates for Garden City Community College Front Door Project on enrollment day, detailing how multiple buildings complicate registration. They note the plan promises efficiency without tax increases and emphasize GCCC’s positive community revenue, urging a yes vote on Sept 21.
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Front Door Project would boost GCCC growth and Finney County
Garden City resident and GCCC graduate urges a yes vote on September 21 for the Front Door Project, arguing it will attract students, strengthen the local economy, and affirm GCCC as a positive asset in Finney County.
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Keep College Moving Forward in City Improvement Plan
A community call to vote yes on a college upgrade that consolidates student services, adds classrooms and offices, and improves campus appearance. The measure reflects trust in elected trustees and frames upgrade as an investment in the future and city growth.
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Returning to childhood at the Tumbleweed Festival
The Telegram staff writer explores the Tumbleweed Festival with a notebook and pen, noting kids at play with handmade kites, vendors, and a nostalgic vibe. She recalls meeting adoptees of Southern hospitality, memories of family, and live music from Barry Ward and the Sons of San Joaquin, while wondering how her own nephew would enjoy it.
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