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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2003
Page
4
The Kansas case revisits whether the state properly funds education. A prior reform aimed to address district needs and minority populations, yet plaintiffs argue the system remains unfair and discriminatory in effect. The Legislature faces pressure to ensure no child is left behind as a study questions adequacy.
President Bush urges UN led reconstruction of Iraq with others’ cooperation. Chirac calls for immediate steps to end occupation. California AG Lockyer pushes to proceed with Oct 7 recall. Melanie Finnigan, hospital shoe shiner, has donated over 89 thousand dollars to Free Care Fund.
The notice lists multiple offices in Garden City Kansas including the County Administrative Center at 311 N Ninth St, the City Commission Office at 301 N Eighth St, and the Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St. It provides contact numbers 620 275 5110 and fax 620 276 5220.
The Telegram invites reader letters and feedback by email to editor gettelegram.com or by mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for publication consideration.
A fragment quoting the First Amendment text safeguarding religion free exercise speech press assembly and petition against government redress of grievances. The readable portion emphasizes core constitutional protections.
Norman Solomon argues that 9/11 is misused to justify war and civilian deaths in Iraq. He contends political rhetoric after the attacks fosters perpetual conflict and urges readers to reject any assertion that 9/11 licenses killing. Solomon leads the Institute for Public Accuracy.
Mark Weisbrot argues the WTO collapse in Cancun stems from a mismatch between public rhetoric and the agenda. He says new rules favor rich nations, restrict development, and threaten national sovereignty, with environmental and pharmaceutical strictures testing developing countries. He notes the North-South split centered on agriculture and calls the current WTO version a net loss for most people.
A reader asks for an alphabetic compilation of music groups. The column presents an extensive, partly fictional list from A to Z including well known acts like AC/DC, Metallica, and The Eagles, alongside numerous entries that mix real bands with invented or misnamed ones. The piece ends with contact instructions via an email address.
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