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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2002
Page
4
Local leaders press to keep Amtrak service in Garden City and across Kansas as officials call for reforms. They urge faster ticketing, efficiency gains, and continued rail plus air connections, warning the system needs overhaul to remain viable nationwide.
Diane McWhorter reacts with disbelief after winning the general nonfiction Pulitzer for Carry Me Home Birmingham Alabama the Climactic Battle of the Civil Rights Revolution. The remarks contrast with public comments by attorney Roderick MacLeish about priest abuse cases and Nixon’s comment on using scrutiny for name recognition.
This day marks notable events from 1682 La Salle reaching the Mississippi to 1959 NASA naming seven first astronauts Scott Carpenter Gordon Cooper John Glenn Gus Grissom Wally Schirra Alan Shepard and Donald Slayton and 1963 Churchill named an honorary US citizen. The Bataan surrender in 1942 preceded the Death March and other major 20th century events.
The message notes ten remaining session days and asks for a performance grade of the Kansas Legislature to date. It includes a contact id and address for voting or comment submissions, referencing a BUZZ attention line and a phone-like code. The fragment appears to be a public notice or feedback request amid ongoing legislative work.
A reflective note on a worn blue bound Bible amid other controversial titles. The narrator links Nostradamus, media fear, and sweeping wartime fears about Israel and the Arab world with global politics and a sense of omen, finishing with doubt about meaning and a wary hope.
The piece traces President Bush’s struggle with moral absolutes after 9/11, noting his initial insistence on right and wrong choices, the axis of evil label, and later efforts to balance Israel and Palestinian actions. It highlights reactions from McCain, Powell, and other allies as Bush shifts toward pragmatism amid regional violence and moral ambiguity.
Radio host Jim Hightower argues that George W Bush and Congress are expanding U S military involvement in Colombia beyond drug control by labeling rebels as terrorists, tying aid and military action to a wider war. He criticizes tax shifts away from the Superfund, linking polluter rewards to policy shifts and urging accountability for corporate pollution.
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