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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2004
Page
4
The readable text fragment references Cory and denas gctelegram.com with editor designation, but lacks coherent report of events, dates, or identifiable news items to summarize.
Os Mia is seeking a savings plan as Garden City and Finney County move slowly toward consolidating police and sheriff functions. City and county officials plan a Friday meeting to discuss shared services, with current budgets at 3.97 million for the police and 3.95 million for the sheriff.
Vice President Cheney warns eight weeks remain until November 2 to choose wisely to avoid another devastating strike on the United States while John Kerry’s spokesman accuses President Bush of leading the country into a costly Iraq quagmire, claiming $200 billion and more.
The Telegram invites reader input by email fax and phone. It provides contact details for the editorial desk including a mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas and the editor extension 201.
The passage outlines the core free speech and press rights and the prohibition on government establishment of religion, protecting the free exercise of religion, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition for grievances. It defines foundational limits on government action and guarantees individual liberties.
In accepting the nomination Bush argues for a smaller role for government but vows continued fight against terrorism. He unveils no new programs while urging tax code reform, permanent tax cuts, and expanded personal health accounts. He promotes Social Security guarantees for the elderly, education gains, and an ownership society to aid 7 million more homes. He calls for medical liability reform, restraint on federal spending, and traditional marriage protections, while praising his leadership and contrasting with Kerry. Polls suggest a potential Bush bounce and a possible landslide after the convention.
Dr. James H. Tangeman and Van Salyer advocate a Front Door Center at Garden City Community College to improve first impressions, consolidate student services, and guide visitors. They argue the project, funded within existing budgets, would boost growth and efficiency without tax increases, urging a Sept. 21 vote.
A speaker urges discarding focus on military service by candidates and veterans. They argue voters should address real national problems developed in the last four years and press to refocus the campaign on urgent issues.
The Finney County Historical Society Museum hosts a Changing Face of Religion exhibit explaining church community sharing in Garden City. It highlights the Community Church join with St. Catherine Hospital for a new $1.03 million 10300 square foot annex and day care, plus ongoing education and outreach programs.
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