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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2006
Page
4
The Women's Clinic in Garden City will continue accepting prenatal patients after a dispute with St. Catherine Hospital over obstetrical privileges. The move aims to prevent local families from seeking care elsewhere and preserves local access to prenatal services amid talks between the two sides.
President Bush addressed the United Nations General Assembly stating Iran must abandon its nuclear weapons ambitions while he supports a peaceful nuclear power program. Franklin County Sheriff Gary Toelke praises Dorothy Torrez for turning over 11 day old Abigale Lynn Woods, saying her sister in law had kidnapped the infant.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with sender address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words and submitted by email fax or mail to the Garden City Kansas address provided.
The First Amendment restricts government action on religion and speech. It prohibits an established church, protects free exercise and press, and guarantees the rights to peaceable assembly and to petition for redress of grievances.
A Pittsburgh panel and national columnists debate Democratic and Republican naivete on Iraq and terrorism. Ed Rendell urges international peacekeeping and aid while criticizing unilateral surrender. John McCain warns against compromising Geneva Conventions, noting past torture and jihadist resolve. The piece laments elite optimism and demands accountability.
Rep. Chris Shays talks through doubt and duty at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast as he weighs Iraq policy. He cites his 14 trips to Baghdad, moral conflicts, and concerns about credibility while stressing he would not back away from his vote. He warns of future risks and ties withdrawal to Iraqi troop goals.
A mixed list of subjects covers competitive eating remarks, a 33 1/3 rpm record sale at Finney County Library on Oct 14 with $1.50 per record and a pie sale on Nov 12, plus local Halloween events Boo at the Zoo Oct 21 with a rain date Oct 28 and Days of Wine and Murder at local venues. Also notes on a Carry Concealed Handgun License class in Kansas, a weather whimsy about routine boredom, and a survey noting preferences in partners and bed-making habits alongside a roster of band names and music acts.
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