Garden City Downtown Vision to hold inaugural annual meeting
Garden City Downtown Vision Inc. opens its inaugural annual meeting Tuesday at the former Crook's Shoe Store before moving outdoors to Stevens Park for a barbecue. The event highlights the Main Street program and a plan to merge with the Garden City Downtown Merchants Association to boost downtown activity and provide added resources.
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Hurricane Jeanne hits Rockledge tavern crowding seven friends on mats
In Rockledge Florida owner Franco Zavaroini opened his bar to seven friends who spread mattresses on the floor amid pool tables to ride out Hurricane Jeanne. Separately Army General John Abizaid warned that safety conditions may prevent voting in violent Iraqi areas. Elliot Mincberg stressed the long term stakes for rights and judicial vacancies beyond the immediate election.
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Rockledge
Florida
Elliot Mincberg
People For the American Way
Telegram feedback address and contact options
The Pulse Reader Forum invites reader input via email, fax, or phone. Journal staff request comments and feedback directed to the editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
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First Amendment text summary for historical record
The First Amendment restricts government action on religion speech press assembly and petition. It forbids establishment of a state church and protects free exercise of religion. It guarantees freedom of expression and of the press and the right to peaceful assembly and to petition the government for grievances.
Kansas struggle over disclosure of independent political ads
Kansas debates tighten rules for independent groups funding election ads as campaigns rely on postcards and radio spots. Regulators seek clearer donor and spending disclosures, with two GOP groups among the featured players and lawmakers weighing changes for future elections.
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Derek Willis
Center For Public Integrity
Kansas Club For Growth Political Action Committee
Americans For Prosperity
Club For Growth
Dave Corbin
Towanda
Bill Kassebaum
R-Burdick
Cindy Neighbor
Shawnee
Iraq debate rises above party sniping
The column argues the 2004 race should focus on Iraq. Kerry criticizes Bush while the president defends policy before the United Nations. It questions the fabled know-now premise and urges concrete plans to end the war with a stable, safe exit.
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Kansas Magazine features Fall Fest and desert recipes
Kansas Magazine highlights Lou Ann Thomas on the Ulysses Fall Fest to be held Oct 2 with a long running basketball tournament. The Grain Bin Supper Club in Garden City showcases French Onion Soup in Prairie Potpourri, with details on its Clue game themed venue and address at 1301 E Fulton St. Also notes Harold Ensley's Wings of Chance and the Kansas Cowboy Newspaper and its Cowboy History society.
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Carol Williams
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
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Willis
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Grant County
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WenDee LaPlant
Garden City Area
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Lane County
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