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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2003
Page
4
Our View notes an Arden City Police crackdown that led to seven citations for selling spray paint to minors. The $260 penalties target clerks and aim to curb graffiti used as gang communication, a step officials say is costly but necessary to deter turf wars and protect property.
L Paul Bremer says the requested nonmilitary budget for Iraq is among the largest in US history, more than ten times past yearly outlays, illustrating continuation of the post liberation effort. Dr Ted Daly warns tanning raises long term skin damage risks after a study finds many teenage girls have used tanning booths. David L Smith recalls mistaken mail delivery and party invitations among David Smiths in Vermont.
The Telegram invites reader input via email at gctelegram.com or by fax and phone numbers listed. Attn Felitar Eyvt and Attn Editor guide submissions, with mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for mailed correspondence.
A portion of the U S Constitution detailing protections for religion speech press assembly and petition the Government for a redress of grievances in a historic record.
Malden Mills owner Aaron Feuerstein battles to secure financing after a December 11 1995 fire damaged three of four textile buildings. Ex-Im Bank weighs a loan guarantee to keep 1 200 Massachusetts New Hampshire jobs local and production from moving overseas. Feuerstein argues the plant sustains the American manufacturing base.
John Dailey reflects on a night in Gardena a topless bar and a race for ideas about politics and health care. He notes a dancer with ovarian cancer dancing to pay for treatment and uses it to critique U S spending priorities while recounting his political votes and stance on incumbents. He concludes by urging better domestic medical care and criticizes the approach to health and war funding.
Managing Editor Brett Riggs reflects on job security and the 1990s economic tailspin. He contrasts personal gratitude for steady pay with broader concerns about layoffs, rising costs, and local impacts on Kansas communities and Main Street businesses. He notes national unemployment around 6.1 percent in August and Kansas at 5 percent in July.
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