Our View Bush policies threaten Garden City after school program
Our View argues Bush funding cuts endanger Project Effort in Garden City USD 457. Since six years, AmeriCorps grants totaling 6.6 million helped open clubs, labs, and activities for dozens of students at Piercev ill Plymell Jennie Barker Gertrude Walker and other district schools. Officials seek foundation support as federal aid dries up, urging Washington to protect this proven after school service.
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Bush
AmeriCorps
Garden City
Piercevillle/Plymell
Jennie Barker
Gertrude Walker
GCHS
Washington
White House chat sparks curious question on who is smartest
A new online forum titled Ask the White House invites readers to name the sharpest person in the administration. Dan Bartlett comments on the prompt as officials interact with the public about leadership and intelligence.
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Mrs. Bush
White House
Dan Bartlett
Finney County Commission and Garden City Commission Addresses
The notice lists addresses for the Finney County Commission at the County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS, and for the Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St, Garden City.
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Finney County Commission
Ninth St
Garden City
Garden City Commission City
Eighth St
Editor Feedback Address for The Telegram Readers
The Telegram invites reader messages by email or fax or mail to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and provides phone numbers 275 2704 and 276 6862 Ext 201 for contact.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Fragmentary Bill of Rights Text at Issue
The fragment presents portions of the First Amendment including religion assembly press speech and petition rights. It cites protections against Congress making laws that restrain these freedoms and suggests ongoing debate over their scope and enforcement.
Renewable energy and a call to action on global warming
An op-ed urges moving beyond federal studies on climate change toward rapid adoption of renewable energy. It cites 2001 2002 reports, notes 85 percent of U S energy from fossil fuels, and highlights solar wind and geothermal as cost effective goals. Examples show Colorado and San Francisco savings and job gains, with consumer and government roles in accelerating adoption. The piece cites incentives databases and personal solar renovations by the Tidwells as proof of feasibility and impact.
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Bush Administration
National Research Committee
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
U.S
Ulant
Colorado
Economic Research Associates
San Francisco
Convention Center
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Catherine
Mike Tidwell
Takoma Park
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Dsireuse.org
Labor Day critique of wage growth and inequality
Mark Weisbrot argues that 30 years of productivity gains have yielded only 7 percent wage growth for typical workers while inequality widens. He blames Fed policy, Reagan antiunion action, and globalization, calling for policy changes to restore bargaining power and avoid further decline in living standards.
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ABC
Ted Koppel
Federal Reserve
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America
Feds
Ronald Reagan
NAFTA
World Trade Organization
China
People on the move from Garden City to Lawrence
Longtime Garden City residents Marshall and Patricia Finney move to Lawrence to be near daughter Marsha Morrissey. Marshall, once Sherwin-Williams manager on Grant Avenue, is an artist with plans for a new studio. Pat held multiple managerial and public relations roles in local business and hospital settings.
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Patricia Finney
Garden Citians
Lawrence
Marsha Morrissey
Finneys
Finney
Garden City
Great Plains Wheat Market Development Association
Oswalt Industries
Garden City Bank
St. Catherine Hospital
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