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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2004
Page
4
In Finney County the August primary saw only 24 percent turnout, prompting a Granny Voter push from a Washington group to urge older Americans to consider their grandchildren’s futures. The piece notes how voter participation matters for seniors, youths, and all Americans, emphasizing civic duty and equal influence of every vote.
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw warns urgent world action on Sudan while Diana Uzzell describes Grand Cayman as a war zone after Hurricane Ivan. Caleen Sisk-Franco notes the Winnemem Wintu dance to oppose Shasta Dam expansion that could endanger sacred sites and tribal heritage.
A Dubai conference summary highlights Iran Iraq power dynamics and regional fears of US intervention. It notes the balance between Iran and Iraq shapes stability, while US transformation plans risk long term costs. Kerry and Bush lack clear oil and security strategies for postwar Iraq.
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or fax and provides contact numbers. It lists Ann Editor Ext. 201 and directs to Attn. Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
The passage outlines five freedoms: religion establishment free exercise speech press and peaceful assembly and petition for grievances. It frames limits on government interference with individual rights and mandates a framework for civil discourse. The statement anchors political and legal debates about liberty and governance.
Citizens Nancy Teetzen and Lydia Gonzales urge Garden City voters to back or oppose the Front Door Project at Garden City Community College. They argue taxes won’t rise, stress economic benefits, and call for a yes vote on September 21 to support college improvements and local business growth.
The piece reports on Jennie the Asian elephant dying after herpes exposure while with Carson and Barnes Circus amid alleged mistreatment. It cites a $400 fine after PETA footage of beatings, USDA investigations over overturned trailers, and multiple citations for inadequate veterinary care, space, shelter, ventilation, fencing, cages, water, and record-keeping.
A Garden City resident urges support for Garden City Community College Front Door Project. The writer cites firsthand need for space to serve students and the public and lauds the college as among the best community colleges.
The Beslan school siege and related Russian strikes illustrate a continuing war on terror. The piece notes similar scale of bloodshed, global reach, and the need for renewed resolve, international cooperation, and expanded efforts beyond Chechnya. It cites Putin's push for a federal anti terror agency and calls for allies, including the United States, in this unwinnable war.
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