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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2006
Page
4
A clipped note from the Telegram records shows the paper’s stated establishment in 1906 with reference to its editor and publisher group. The fragment confirms early 20th century origins and operational roles within the Telegram.
Community supporters celebrate Sunflower Electric Power Corp expansion near Holcomb promising 2,000 jobs and an $8 billion impact while Sierra Club objects citing carbon emissions and climate concerns. DEQ hearings set Oct 24 in Garden City and Oct 26 in Topeka as Sunflower defends pollution controls. Sunflower advocates meet federal air quality standards and push forward with regional energy needs.
Sen Hillary Clinton voices belief that a classified report titled Bin Laden Determined To Attack Inside the United States would have prompted stronger action by Bill Clinton and his national security team. She cites the document as evidence of criticism toward current leadership amid a White House assessment of the global jihad movement’s spread and adaptation.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and edited for libel and length. Thank you notices should be general. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed, with contact options listed.
The First Amendment restricts government action on religion speech and press and ensures the people may assemble and petition for redress of grievances. The clause preserves free expression and limits state interference with media and civil rights.
Former President Bill Clinton criticizes Bush officials for not pursuing bin Laden before 9/11 and claims he authorized CIA efforts to target the al Qaida leader. He recounts plans to strike Afghanistan after the USS Cole attack and notes Uzbekistan’s leasing hurdles. He contrasts his actions with the Bush admin and cites sources and op-eds supporting his position.
Deborah Rich argues against genetically engineered crops, citing rising pesticide use, the spread of engineered DNA, and dominance by Monsanto Dupont and Syngenta. She warns reform is needed as control shifts toward seed giants and questions health and hunger benefits.
The Finney County Historical Society Museum in Finnup Park hosts a spooktacular display titled Things That Scare the Stuff featuring artifacts from Chevele Thomas and Laurie Oshel. Other exhibits include Fiesta, My Place in Time, and Southeast Asian Citizens. A corsetry collection and a forthcoming cookbook contest add to the lineup. The museum offers free admission and a gift shop, with member discounts. Local musician Ray Hudson and his Western Rhythmaires are recalled from past Garden City dances and radio work.
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