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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2004
Page
4
Garden City marks quasquicentennial with a weekend finale titled Come Home to Garden City featuring a homecoming football game parade classic car show international food court and beer garden fashion show tours and a dance.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi says progress in Iraq is being underreported while on a US visit including a congressional speech. Chicago police note unusually warm late year weather. An Associated Press poll finds higher income correlates with life satisfaction, citing a Albuquerque clerk.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email or fax or by mail to Attn Editor at 310 N. Sever (b20) in Garden City Kansas 67846.
A concise explanation of the First Amendment limits on government action covering establishment of religion free exercise freedom of speech press assembly and petition. The passage emphasizes prohibiting laws that infringe these core rights and outlines their protection under the U.S. Constitution.
The Illinois Farm Bureau backs a $600000 three year push by state commodity groups to halt livestock loss, noting hog and beef numbers down 33 percent and dairy cows 44 percent since 1982. If trends continue, Illinois could face job losses, reduced economic activity, lower tax revenue, and demand for corn and soybeans will redirect elsewhere.
A lengthy column critiques CBS News and Dan Rather over aired documents about President Bush and his National Guard service. It argues CBS ignored doubts from analysts, relied on a dubious source Bill Burkett, and misled the public while pundits accuse bias and poor judgment. The piece contrasts press fervor with Bush's record and calls for accountability.
Moran R Hays explains voting no on a Medicare prescription drug benefit, citing cost, debt, and impact on rural care. He asserts commitment to Kansans over party, notes a strong track record and willingness to oppose leadership when needed, representing western Kansas’s 1st District.
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