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A historic notice highlights the Telegram brand established in 1906 emphasizing its mission to inform people. The piece frames the newspaper’s long-standing role in delivering timely updates to readers across communities.
Garden City Eyes Citizen Academy To Explain City Government
Garden City leaders plan a Citizen Academy to explain city government operations from City Hall complaints to airport management. The program echoes the Citizen Police Academy and aims to boost resident understanding, engagement, and tax dollar accountability, with an orientation in December and classes starting January.
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Yen
Citizen Police
Citizen's Academy
Garden City Commission
City Hall
Bob Halloran
Garden City
City Commission
Senate leaders spar over Bush anti-terror bill passage
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid warns future generations will see the bill as a grave error after Congress approves part of President Bush’s anti-terror package. NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer stresses alliance solidarity and forceful troop deployment to southern Afghanistan where Canadian, British, American, and Dutch troops have borne heavy fighting.
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Senate
Harry Reid
Congress
Bush
NATO
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer
Afghanistan
Canada
Britain
U.S
Netherlands
Garden City Official Bodies Listed in City Area
Garden City agencies Finney County USD 457 and local colleges are identified with addresses at Garden City locations. The list includes Garden City Commission, Finney County Commission, USD 457 Board of Education, Garden City Community College Board of Trustees and their respective street addresses.
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Board of Education
Fleming St
Garden City
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
First Amendment text summary card
The First Amendment prohibits establishing a state religion and protects free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances. It defines foundational civil liberties of individuals.
Most Important Sept 11 Story Blames War in Iraq
The week’s defining news is not Clinton’s clash with Fox but a National Intelligence Estimate warning that the Iraq war has not made America safer. It suggests the conflict has attracted and radicalized more Muslims, creating terrorists rather than quelling them, with 23,000 American casualties to date.
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Bill Clinton
Arctic Circle
Fox News
Chris Wallace
Wallace
Clinton
Osama bin Laden
Bush
bin Laden
Fox
Rupert Murdoch
Chicken Little
Iraq
America
White House
Truth
Washington Post
Estate tax myths and wealth planning debate
Darius Ross argues against claims that estate tax harms African Americans by forcing sale of family businesses. He cites SBA data on business failures, notes low median Black net worth, and states only 0.25 percent pay the tax this year. He stresses planning, philanthropy, and the tax as a public good supported by multifaceted wealth.
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U.S
Small Business Administration
Brinks
Darius Ross
New York City
Responsible Wealth
Responsiblewealth.org
MinutemanMedia.org
Voters urged to scrutinize Kansas AG Phill Kline record
Letter writer Sonja Wooldridge accuses Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline of ethical lapses including using official websites to solicit campaign funds from churches and pushing for church appearances to identify donors. She urges voting for Paul Morrison in the upcoming election.
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Hutchinson News
Phill Kline
State of
Kansas
Paul Morrison
Kline
Attorney General Office
Lawrence Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Supreme Court
Welcome back C and D's World on Wheels
Leanna Norton of Garden City thanks those who reopened C and D's World on Wheels for Finney County kids. She notes limited local recreation options, hopes lower prices attract repeat visits, and recalls prior high costs and the park’s closure. Her 8 year old daughter prefers parks or the zoo for weekends and school breaks.
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Garden City
Zoo
Finney County
Leanna Norton
Garden
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